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Ace Your SCR GARP Certification Exam

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Sustainability and Climate Risk Questions and Answers

Question 9

A scientist at a large agricultural company develops an internal presentation that explains weather variation and long-term climate change. The scientist presents global annual temperature anomalies (relative to a 1951-1980 average) throughout the last 20 years:

What natural forcing contributed to the temperature trend from 2014 to 2016?

Options:

A.

El Niño

B.

La Niña

C.

Orbital fluctuations

D.

Volcanic eruptions

Question 10

A senior advisor from a government agency in Southeast Asia proposes a national framework to classify sustainable economic activities, aligned with the EU Taxonomy. The new framework will limit environmental harm and promote sustainable growth. Which EU Taxonomy requirement will the advisor most likely incorporate into the proposed framework?

Options:

A.

Set a minimum of six economic activity objectives to limit carbon emissions.

B.

Allow for green financial instruments to fund any economic activity.

C.

Require projects to meet one environmental objective while avoiding harm to others.

D.

Introduce debt financing as the primary driver for funding sustainable projects.

Question 11

In response to consumer demand for eco-friendly products, a global personal care company develops a net-zero transition plan. The company sustainability team recommends an appropriate carbon accounting method for the plan. Which of the following country-level emission accounting methods is most likely recommended and why?

Options:

A.

Consumption-based accounting to specifically measure emissions from supply chain imports

B.

Consumption-based accounting to calculate the carbon footprint of the entire product life cycle

C.

Production-based accounting to highlight GHG emission reduction in operations

D.

Production-based accounting to measure GHG emissions regardless of location

Question 12

A global logistics company evaluates how climate change could disrupt its global distribution network. The CSO recommends a scenario analysis exercise to explore long-term risks and opportunities. Which of the following variables should the company include to effectively develop climate scenarios?

Options:

A.

Projected frequency of extreme weather events affecting supply routes

B.

Past market trends in global shipping demand

C.

Recent infrastructure investments in key distribution hubs

D.

Marketing strategies to promote net-zero transition plans for logistics sectors

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