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      "definition": "The Greenhouse Gas Protocol’s split of a company’s emissions: Scope 1 from sources it owns, such as furnaces and vehicles; Scope 2 from the electricity and heat it buys; Scope 3 from everything else in its value chain. For a carmaker, its cell suppliers’ emissions are Scope 3, as are those of the cars it sells while they are driven.",
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        "lede": "Where the materials come from, what a battery’s carbon footprint is, and the rules that govern it from mine to market.",
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