Common challenges in creating a thorough account of greenhouse gas emissions include data collection, accuracy, and scope determination. Data collection can be difficult due to the vast number of sources from which emissions can originate. Accuracy is another challenge as it's crucial to have precise measurements to ensure the credibility of the report. Determining the scope of emissions to include can also be complex as it involves understanding direct and indirect emissions and their impact. These challenges can be overcome by implementing robust data management systems, using accurate measurement tools, and following established guidelines for scope determination.
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The most important element of any Sustainability Report is a thorough account of the organization's greenhouse gas emissions throughout its value chain. This visualization separates the value chain into three key components at the top, with the scope of emissions listed underneath. Use a GHG emissions calculator to break down each percent of total emissions and plug them into this visualization to share with external stakeholders. (Slide 9)
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