Box 3: Greenhouse Gases

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce Box 3. Greenhouse Gases

Figure 1. Global GHG Emissions by Gas (2000)

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Figure 1. Global GHG Emissions by Gas (2000)

Figure 2. Global CO2 Emissions by Sector (2000)

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Figure 2. Global CO2 Emissions by Sector (2000)

Figure 3. Change in Number of Category 4 and 5 Hurricanes by Ocean Basin For the 15-Year Periods 1975-1989 and 1990-2004

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Figure 3. Change in Number of Category 4 and 5 Hurricanes by Ocean Basin For the 15-Year Periods 1975-1989 and 1990-2004

Step-by-Step Summary of Guide

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Step-by-Step Summary of Guide

United States CO2 Emissions by Sector (2002)

Case Study A: Ecoimagination Evolution

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Case Study A -- Ecoimagination Evolution

Figure 5. Operational Boundaries

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Figure 5. Operational Boundaries

Table 1. Examples of Common Emission-Causing Activities

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Table 1. Examples of Common Emission-Causing Activities

Case Study B: Including Emissions That Matter

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Case Study B -- Including Emissions That Matter

Case Study C: Cone Inc.: Using Paper Use Reduction to Communicate its Climate Change Committment to Employees

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Cone Inc.: Using Paper Use Reduction to Communicate its Climate Change Committment to Employees

Box 5. Estimating Emissions From Paper

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Box 5. Estimating Emissions From Paper

Case Study D: What's In And What's Out

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Case Study D: What's In And What's Out

Formula to estimate approximate kWh or MWh of electricity that can be attributed to your company

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Formula to estimate approximate kWh or MWh of electricity that can be attributed to your company

Calculation to estimate fuel use

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Calculation to estimate fuel use

Case Study E -- World Resources Institute: Innovations in Estimating Employee Commuting Emissions

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Case Study E -- World Resources Institute: Innovations in Estimating Employee Commuting Emissions

Case Study F: United Nations Foundation

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Case Study F: United Nations Foundation

Box 7. Examples of Corporate Emission Reduction Targets

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Box 7. Examples of Corporate Emission Reduction Targets

Figure 7. CO2 From Building Use

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Figure 7. CO2 From Building Use

Case Study H -- McDonald's Europe

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Case Study H -- McDonald's Europe

Box 8. Renewable Energy Certificates

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Box 8. Renewable Energy Certificates

Case Study I. The Bottom Line on GHGS: How Citigroup Saved Money While Reducing Emissions

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Case Study 1. The Bottom Line on GHGS: How Citigroup Saved Money While Reducing Emissions

Figure 8. GHGs From Transportation

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Figure 8. GHGs From Transportation

Figure 9. Upstream and Downstream Activities

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Figure 9. Upstream and Downstream Activities

Case Study J. Google's Fuel Efficient Vehicle Incentive Program

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Case Study J. Google's Fuel Efficient Vehicle Incentive Program

Case Study L. Cool Fuel: Interfaces Cost-Neutral Offset Program

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Case Study L. Cool Fuel: Interfaces Cost-Neutral Offset Program

Case Study K -- Marks & Spencer

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Case Study K -- Marks & Spencer

Table 5. GHG Reporting Programs For Service-Sector Companies

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Table 5. GHG Reporting Programs For Service-Sector Companies

Table 5 - Continued

Source: Hot Climate, Cool Commerce: Figure 5 - Continued