Open Access
Subscription Access
Developing a Framework for Carbon Footprint Assessment for Indian Agriculture Scenario
Accurate measurement of carbon footprint (CFP) is crucial for achieving carbon emission reduction goals. In India’s agricultural carbon emission, a consistent and effective conclusion regarding the estimation method, sample selection and calculations of results does not exist. The present study introduces the main accounting method for agricultural carbon emissions in the Indian context, i.e. the customized methodologies based on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change guidelines and International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards. The present study highlights the critical need to standardize the CFP assessment methodologies following the ISO to obtain credible information for making sound decisions.
Keywords
Agricultural carbon footprint, customized IPCC-ISO method, emission inventory, measurement– reporting–verification, uncertainty.
User
Font Size
Information
Abstract Views: 30