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Rabobank published an article by Luke Disney proposing a new approach to setting methane reduction targets by normalizing CH4 emissions to desired temperature outcomes and the anticipated point at which net-zero CO2 emissions are reached.

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An interesting new approach to setting methane reduction targets. Instead of normalizing CH4 emissions to CO2e, the authors propose basing CH4 targets on desired temperature outcomes and the anticipated point at which net-zero CO2 emissions are reached.

Luke Disney|Rabobank team

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Industry
Banking
Location
Utrecht, NL
Company size
48,706 employees

Rabobank is a cooperative bank with a mission. Our goal: to help customers realize their ambitions. We serve about 10 million customers in 47 countries. As an international financial institution, we work on the well-being and prosperity of millions of people. In the Netherlands, we serve individual and business customers. Globally, we focus on the food and agriculture sectors. For big or small challenges, in every area, people join forces in search of solutions. Rabobank has been doing this for 125 years, and we will continue to grow a better world together. As an employer, we support the growth of colleagues every day. At Rabobank, you can work on your own development & shape the world around you. This is reflected in your own development budget, our hybrid work environment, and a good balance between your work and home life. You can work on banking matters for our individual and business customers, as well as on societal issues such as food and energy transitions.

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Rabobank published an article by Luke Disney proposing a new approach to setting methane reduction targets by normalizing CH4 emissions to desired temperature outcomes and the anticipated point at which net-zero CO2 emissions are reached. | SeedOps