Dr. Ross A. Virginia, Global Fellow with the Polar Institute, was recently published in Nature about making greenhouse-gas accounting systems more reliable. The article, which posits that global integrated reporting is essential if the planet is to achieve net-zero emissions, discusses how data, interoperability, trust, and finance are crucial to building this sort of integrated reporting system.
A PDF file of the article is available below.
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Ross A. Virginia
Global Fellow, Polar Institute;
Myers Family Professor of Environmental Science and Director of the Institute of Arctic Studies within the Dickey Center for International Understanding at Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, USA
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