Talk:International Methane Emissions Observatory

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== Core Functions ==
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According to the paper Earth Information Day^[1], published by UNFCCC, IMEO's core functions are:

1. Integrate methane data from all available sources into a platform, accounting for the confidence of each data element, that improves the characterization of global methane emissions.

2. Collate proprietary asset emissions data through OGMP 2.0, report aggregated company data and verify progress towards announced targets using a range of data sources.

3. Hold companies accountable for their emission performance and encourage companies to increase their performance targets, making rigorous methane emissions management integral to their operational practices.

4. Fund scientific measurement studies to improve the characterization of methane emissions from human activities globally.

5. Evaluate measurement methodologies and technologies to encourage the adoption at scale.

6. Engage countries through capacity building by developing policy-relevant science, strengthening the science policy interface, and deepening the understanding of the climate importance of methane mitigation.

7. Provide early warning services for extraordinary anthropogenic methane emissions.

Thanks for cite Cadorocha - feel free to further improve the article yourself Chidgk1 (talk) 13:24, 15 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]

References

^ "Earth Information Day" (PDF). UNFCCC. Retrieved 15 September 2022.

[1] "Earth Information Day" (PDF). UNFCCC. Retrieved 15 September 2022.

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