What do you believe sets your calculator aside from the others available (such as Penn States, the World Research Institutess, and Tufts methods)?
I’m not really thinking about it as a competition, but I can tell you a little bit about the relationships between the Calculator and the other tools you mention. First off, we work very collaboratively with the World Resources Institute, and have participated in a process of joint review with them regarding our respective ghg accounting resources. We are in constant dialogue with them regarding best practice accounting standards and have worked very hard to try to ensure that our tool is in line with the guidance presented in their “Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard.” We have done inventory training workshops with them on a number of occasions, in which we have endorsed the authority of the standards they’ve developed in the overall carbon marketplace, and they have endorsed our Calculator as a tool and our expertise as a resource that is more tailored to the unique campus environment than their tools are. Many of our users have found it convenient to have one tool that comb
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