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This webinar provided an overview of the Net Emissions Analysis Tool (NEAT). Presenter Jason Emmons discussed the quantification of gross and net greenhouse gases (GHG), which should be included in National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documents. These calculations are essential for project planners in USACE as they quantify net emissions for NEPA purposes. Contact the USACE Infrastructure and Installation Resilience Community of Practice to ensure you are using the currently approved model. Note: As of April 2025, NEAT is now known as the Project Emissions Analysis Tool (PEAT).

Items below are restricted to US Army Corps of Engineers, CAC required.

• PowerPoint Presentation
• Video
• Q&A Summary
• PEAT Tool
• Air Quality & Greenhouse Gas Emissions Analysis Sub-CoP SharePoint site