Chapter 8 Flashcards

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Two stages of achieving net zero

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  1. Remove almost all emissions in the value chain
  2. Offset the remaining emissions with carbon removal.
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Paris Agreement formulation regarding temperature

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Hold the increase in global avg temp to well below 2C above pre-industrial levels” and pursue “efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5C”.

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Production-based accounting method

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When country’s emission are the ones directly arising within its geographic boundaries

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Consumption-based GHG accounting method

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GHG emissions are measured that arise from producing all goods and services CONSUMED in that country, not produced

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3 scopes of sub-national GHG emissions accounting

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Scope 1 - GHG emissions from sources located within the city boundary

2 - GHG emissions resulting from use of grid-supplied electricity, heat, steam, cooling within city

3 - All other GHG outside city boundary as a result of activities within the city boundary

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portfolio alignment tools

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set of tools fin. instit. can use to analyze portfolio & set investment targets

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5 important frameworkd for disclosing sus related financial info

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  1. TCFD
  2. Sustainability Accounting Standards Board SASB
  3. ISSB - International Sustainability Standards Board
  4. GRI - Global Reporting Initiative
  5. Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (in EU)
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8
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Double materiality

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Reporting not only on activities / risks material to the company’s value, turnover, income, but also on the activities that are material to society and environment

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