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Standardizing GHG Emission Factors: A Critical Review and Gap Analysis
Emission factors (EFs) are crucial in greenhouse gas (GHG) emission calculations, ensuring consistency in converting fuel and energy use into accurate emission accounting. However, inconsistencies and lack of transparency among sources were observed. Variations in how EFs are defined and calculated
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