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- Q5037963 abstract "Template:Globalize/UKHuman activities continue to impact Earth's climate through the emission of greenhouse gases. One of the proposed ways to combat this climate change is through reporting by businesses on the impact of their activities. Large power stations and manufacturing plants are often required to report their emissions to appropriate government entities, for example to the European Union as part of the Emissions Trading System or to the US EPA as part of the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program. In the United Kingdom, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has described climate change as the "greatest environmental challenge facing the world today,"[1] and it is now a legal requirement for all quoted companies to report their annual greenhouse gas emissions.".