There's also a need for accurate soil carbon and land cover maps that distinguish between wetlands, lakes, and rivers to avoid double
counting emissions budgets [Wrona et al., 2016].
There's also a need for accurate soil carbon and land cover maps that distinguish between wetlands, lakes, and rivers to avoid double
counting emissions budgets [Wrona et al., 2016].
Not exact matches
And that is the most devilish detail of all: So - called «additionality,» the concept that in order to
count against some kind of national or international
budget for greenhouse gas
emissions, the
emissions avoided or reduced must be in addition to what would have happened anyway.
The legislated
budget counts the UK's allocation of EU traded
emissions rather than actual output.