The Greenhouse Gas Protocol Part 3: Scope 3 Categories Explained

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[@sauravdhami47]

beautifully explained.

[@ytsm]

*Put* *that* *cookie* *DOWN!!!!* 🍪

[@davidalejandrocc]

Thank you! really useful

[@kulikovson]

[@kids_tution4890]

Thank you Summer

[@enjoyfood966]

Thanks for the good discription

[@deniztav]

Thanks

[@richardadamwais9734]

thsnk you but what about bushfire and eruption volcano which scope do they are

[@FG-vf7pq]

Disaster! That scope problem is the result of Planet Earth operating procedures (random) - managing your emissions would make it easier to create a buffer in the Earths carbon sink. Stop wasting your remaining usage points!

[@lalaalala1]

These are not related to corporate activities, so not applicable

[@ihatetheantichrist5336]

Carbon is good for plant life. We're not doing this any more, sorry.

[@cgijoe1046]

Kek

[@FG-vf7pq]

Yes but its not good human and animal life - who are equally important - don't you think? If you are breathing you are still doing IT - sorry you cant leave so long as you breathe!

[@ihatetheantichrist5336]

@@FG-vf7pq carbon is good for the planet and we aren't listening to you any more.

[@Leowe98]

Too much Carbon inevitably leads to global warming. Many trees and plants are dying because it is too dry - because of climate change. Plant life is completely over-fertilized by carbon, which can lead to a shortened life span and susceptibility to disease. Please do not treat such statements so lightly.