There are Direct impacts of an organisations activity - just like a person eats and breathes, so an organisation consumes energy and creates waste.

But like each of us (perperson), an organisation has much more impact on the environment Indirectly than Directly (person is ca 20X..what is your organisation?) The energy consumed may not be wood, but elcetricity which is made in power stations many miles away where a further set of environmental impacts are created - such as warming the water round the power station.
While we seem to have cleaned up our act in the developed countires - the chimneys have long gone, the impacts have been shifted elsewhere..cutting down forests to make palm oil to run our cars with biofuel.

IN	ON	OUT
Roads & Transport. Electricity from power generators miles away - oil & gas, and now coal from anywhere but UK Raw materials and components from around the globe Packaging Services	Land use Industrial and chemical processes DIRECT fuel consumption eg in furnaces INDIRECT electricity demand	Goods Services DIRECT emissions from processes INDIRECT emissions from power suppliers Packaging Wastes
Finite Fossil Fuels Alternative Energy Biofuels Deforestation Carbon Ownershsip	TOOLKIT Measure, Count, Assess, Target	CO2 Contamination Global Warming Climate Change

The Carbon Counting Toolkit aims to

• Provide a step by step approach to
• Measure, count, assess, reduce and report carbon emissions
• Link with all other carbon appropriate sites and sources