,Data is collected annually by state agency reporters and entered in the web-based Climate Registry Information System (CRIS) tool. Agencies enter raw data into CRIS, which calculates greenhouse gas amounts for each source using default emission factors. Agencies have the ability to either enter individual facilities or to aggregate sources at the agency level.,

,Data is collected annually by state agency reporters and entered in the web-based Climate Registry Information System (CRIS) tool. Agencies enter raw data into CRIS, which calculates greenhouse gas amounts for each source using default emission factors. Agencies have the ability to either enter individual facilities or to aggregate sources at the agency level.,

,Data is collected annually by state agency reporters and entered in the web-based Climate Registry Information System (CRIS) tool. Agencies enter raw data into CRIS, which calculates greenhouse gas amounts for each source using default emission factors. Agencies have the ability to either enter individual facilities or to aggregate sources at the agency level.,

The California Environmental Reporting System was developed by CalEPA to support the reporting of information by regulated businesses and Certified Unified Program Agencies (CUPAs) pertaining to hazardous materials and hazardous waste throughout the state. This dataset is updated nightly from the CalEPA Regulated Site Portal. More information regarding this dataset can be found here.,

환경부 온실가스종합정보센터에서 운영중인 국가온실가스종합관리시스템의 할당대상업체 지정이력 데이터에 관한 자료임

환경부 온실가스종합정보센터에서 관리하고 있는 국가온실가스종합관리시스템 내의 이행년도별 업체지정 이력정보에 대한 데이터

The California Natural and Workings Lands Carbon and Greenhouse Gas Model (CALAND) v3 estimates the effects of more than 16 specific land management activities on California’s landscape carbon budget. The model is based on field data from California and includes interactions among land management activities, wildfire, land use and cover change, and climate. Outputs include annual estimates of carbon stocks and fluxes, carbon dioxide and methane emissions, wood product storage and decay, and potential bioenergy feedstock. A map of the initial (2010) spatial delineation of land categories used by CALAND is included.

The compilation of Australia’s emissions data — called the National Greenhouse Gas Inventory — is undertaken centrally by the Department of the Environment. Although not legislatively required to report on our emissions, ACC have generated a GHG Inventory report on it's energy usage on a yearly basis since 2010. Australia’s National Greenhouse Accounts conform to the international guidelines adopted by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The National Greenhouse Gas Inventory is reviewed annually by a team of international experts. Australia’s National Greenhouse Gas Inventory is supported by a set of institutional arrangements which is designed to facilitate close coordination of the compilation of the inventory, efficient emissions data management, broadly based quality assurance processes and secure and reliable data collections. More information including metadata can be found at: http://www.environment.gov.au/climate-change/greenhouse-gas-measurement/publications/national-greenhouse-accounts-factors-dec-2014