Practice Why Calculate (13.2.2.2) - Clean Developement Mechanism - Environmental Sciences

Practice: Why calculate

Lesson 13.2.2.2Clean Developement Mechanism

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Question 1.
What does a carbon footprint measure?
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Think about all the activities that release gases into the air.
Question 2.
Name the three scopes of emissions.
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Consider which emissions are direct and which are indirect.
3Question 3.
What is the primary purpose of calculating a carbon footprint?
- To manage emissions
- To increase profit
- To promote products
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Think about environmental benefits.
4Question 4.
Scope 3 emissions include direct emissions.
- True
- False
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Remember the categories of emissions.
Question 5.
A company wants to reduce its carbon footprint but is unsure of where to start. Analyze their operations and propose a strategy to calculate and mitigate their emissions.
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Look for the areas in operations that contribute most to total emissions.
Question 6.
Given the emissions data from a company's operations, calculate their total carbon footprint if they report 15 tones from Scope 1, 30 tones from Scope 2, and an estimated 20 tones from Scope 3.
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Simply add the three types of emissions together.

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