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Title: ALEXANDER & CO: NAVIGATING YOUR WAY TO A GREENER FUTURE

 Let’s face it—talking about reducing carbon emissions and fighting climate change can sometimes feel overwhelming. You may be wondering how to get started? One way businesses and governments around the world are taking action is through something called carbon accounting. It’s a system for keeping track of the carbon emissions that come from everyday activities, whether that’s running a factory or even the energy you use at home.But how does this all work? What are the inside and outs of carbon accounting, and how does one become a carbon accountant? Well, in Australia in the state of Queensland, our company Alexander & Co are on the rise progressing from a small business to a medium one thanks to our work in carbon accounting as one of our services. WHAT ARE THE CARBON ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES?Before diving into how to calculate carbon accounting, let’s talk about the core principles. You can think of these principles as the ground rules that ensure the system is both fair and accurate. Here are some important points:Relevance – The data you collect has to be meaningful. This means identifying the sources of emissions that are most significant to your business or project.Completeness – No shortcuts. To get an accurate picture, you need to account for all sources of emissions, even the small stuff. That’s like keeping track of both big-ticket items and your daily coffee habit when budgeting.Consistency – This is about sticking to the same methods year after year so you can see how your emissions are trending. It’s like following the same workout routine so you can measure whether you’re improving over time.Transparency – You have to be upfront about the methods you use and the numbers you collect. It’s about being honest and clear with all the...

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