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Below are questions found in the Discussion Paper on the Strategic Assessment of Climate Change.
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Below are questions found in the Discussion Paper on the Strategic Assessment of Climate Change.
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For
what types of project should upstream GHG emissions be included in the scope of
GHG emissions assessed?
How
should uncertainty related to the analysis of GHG emissions be managed and
communicated?
What should be the relative importance of emission intensities and absolute emissions?
Should avoided emissions be subtracted from a project’s GHG emissions?
How should GHG offsets be considered in the impact
assessment process?
Should carbon leakage considerations enter into a
project’s assessment, and if so, how?