TY - BOOK
T1 - Carbon accounting for cities and communities: report on the 6th International Conference on Carbon Accounting
AU - Baker, Keith
AU - Roaf, Susan
PY - 2014/9
Y1 - 2014/9
N2 - Cities and communities contain complex flows of people, energy, food, goods, transport and waste, which span many of the boundaries and scales used in conventional carbon accounting, and which can make it very challenging to collect and process data that is robust enough to allow for cross-comparison of results. This year the ICARB team worked with a range of international and local organisations such as ICLEI, ISCI, ISES, the Transition Towns movement, Community Energy Scotland, and local authorities across Scotland to develop a conference programme intended to provide a unique forum for the exchange of ideas, knowledge and innovation for city and communitylevel carbon accounting.
AB - Cities and communities contain complex flows of people, energy, food, goods, transport and waste, which span many of the boundaries and scales used in conventional carbon accounting, and which can make it very challenging to collect and process data that is robust enough to allow for cross-comparison of results. This year the ICARB team worked with a range of international and local organisations such as ICLEI, ISCI, ISES, the Transition Towns movement, Community Energy Scotland, and local authorities across Scotland to develop a conference programme intended to provide a unique forum for the exchange of ideas, knowledge and innovation for city and communitylevel carbon accounting.
KW - carbon accounting
KW - environmental monitoring
KW - energy policy
KW - emissions
KW - ICARB
M3 - Other report
BT - Carbon accounting for cities and communities: report on the 6th International Conference on Carbon Accounting
PB - The Initiative for Carbon Accounting (ICARB)
ER -