A Difference Between Water Accounting and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Accounting

Multiple Choice

A difference between water accounting and greenhouse gas emissions accounting is:

A) The purpose of the Greenhouse Gas Protocol standards is to aid companies in their measuring and reporting decisions whereas the purpose of water accounting is to assist external decision makers in their decisions.
B) Water accounting is evidence of the pressure on governments to obtain data on scarce resources other than those traditionally captured by financial accounting whereas green house gas standards has a different motivation
C) Water accounting is based on generally accepted financial and accounting reporting principles whereas greenhouse gas accounting is not based on those principles
D) All are differences between water accounting and greenhouse gas emissions accounting