Australia's National Greenhouse Accounts
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Australia, as a Party to the UNFCCC and the Paris Agreement, commits to reducing and reporting greenhouse gas emissions. The Australian National Greenhouse Accounts, comprising comprehensive reports and databases since 1990, fulfill international reporting obligations, track progress, and inform policies. Reports adhere to IPCC guidelines and utilize country-specific methodologies for accuracy. Quarterly updates provide timely emissions data, while State and Territory inventories offer regional insights. Economic sector breakdowns supplement national reports. The Full Carbon Accounting Model calculates emissions from the land sector, contributing to national inventories. National Greenhouse Accounts Factors aid in emissions estimation. The National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Scheme provides a framework for reporting company emissions, essential for compiling national accounts. These efforts support Australia's commitment to reducing emissions and meeting international obligations.
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