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What this site is not

The content on fullboundarycarbon.org is offered for educational, research, and public-record purposes. It is not legal advice. It is not investment advice. It is not engineering certification of any specific project. Specifically:

• The recomputed building numbers on the Corrected Ledger are analytical re-presentations of public disclosures under a wider accounting boundary. They are not certified life cycle assessments. They are not intended to substitute for an EN 15978 or ISO 14040/44 assessment performed by a credentialed practitioner for regulatory or procurement purposes.
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Who owns what

All original content published on fullboundarycarbon.org — the Codex, the companion papers, the Corrected Ledger pages, the methodology pages, the explainers, the calculators, the source code — is copyright © 2026 Murphy O'Neal. All rights reserved.

Quotations from public documents (EPA statements, ISO and EN standards, peer-reviewed scientific papers, government publications, Environmental Building Declarations) are used under fair use / fair dealing for the purpose of commentary, criticism, scholarship, and education. Citations are provided for every quotation. Where any quotation requires permission, please contact via the feedback channel.

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