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Mines report emissions in different boundaries, factors and formats for regulators, EITI, lenders and buyers. Land cleared for pits and dumps is rarely counted, and electricity from independent power producers falls between categories.
See the solution →Label mining in the national inventory without double counting.
National inventories label little more than mine diesel as mining. Grid electricity, artisanal fuel and land cleared for mining are probably already in the totals, under other labels.
See the solution →Mining as a driver in land-sector reporting.
Land-cover maps have forest classes but no mining class, so forest cleared for mining is reported as conversion to settlements or other land, and never as mining.
See the solution →One emission template for every mine.
Mine emission figures in extractives reports mix scopes, boundaries and years, so mines cannot be compared and artisanal mining is absent.
See the solution →Consistent carbon data for due diligence.
Lenders, buyers and refiners receive mine carbon figures that cannot be compared, and have no national benchmark to judge them against.
See the solution →Replicate the reconciliation anywhere gold is mined.
Artisanal gold mining is a large, poorly counted source in many countries, and each national team starts from scratch.
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