The assessments should be done to a globally accepted international standard. For the purpose of reflecting our direct Carbon Negative model and other requirements we have used the ISO environmental standards specific to Greenhouse Inventory assessment. This quality management system is termed ISO14064.

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*In the case of recycling the related Greenhouse Gas will be accounted for in the manufacturing stage as an input for the new Product.

The assessed net GHG footprint is proposed to be placed on the Product itself through an easy to read labeling mechanism. A classification denoted by plus (+) or minus (-) on the label will then reflect to consumers whether the Product has caused excessive Greenhouse Gas emissions as in the case of a Carbon Positive Product or reversal of Greenhouse Gasses as in the case of a Carbon Negative Product respectively.

This grid is further proposed to be scaled to total environmental impact assessment (EIA) and Products to be thus labeled based on its total impact to the Environment. However since the current urgency is with Greenhouse Gasses and Climate Change we remain with the GHG foot print assessment in this primary phase.