Guide on biodiversity measurement approaches

Scope 2 Impacts resulting from non-fuel energy (electricity, steam, heat and cold) generation for site-level use, including impacts resulting from land use changes, fragmentation, etc. Scope 3 (upstream and downstream) Impacts which are a consequence of the activities of the

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