Carbon Reporting Explorer
Learn Scope 1–2–3 carbon accounting two ways: a focused professional curriculum of seven modules, or a nine-level interactive adventure. Both paths teach the same GHG Protocol content — pick the one that fits how you learn.
20–40 min
Beginner
Climate & Carbon Accounting
Learning objectives
- Distinguish between Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions
- Classify real organisational activities into the correct scope
- Apply the activity-data × emission-factor calculation methodology
- Recognise common carbon reporting errors and double-counting traps
- Understand how net-zero and science-based targets are set
Learning outcomes
- A clear mental map of the GHG Protocol scopes
- Ability to spot Scope 3 hotspots in everyday business decisions
- Confidence to read, sanity-check, and challenge a corporate carbon footprint
- Familiarity with the sequence of a real GHG inventory process
Related sustainability concepts
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