Using surface water for irrigation purposes and disturbing local species through the noise and light produced at a processing site both impact biodiversity directly. In relation to shadow carbon pricing, which of the following is incorrect?单项选择题

A

Shadow carbon pricing is used to conceal the true cost of an entity's carbon emissions.

B

Shadow carbon pricing is used to create a theoretical cost per ton of carbon emissions by establishing a business's internal price on carbon

C

Shadow carbon pricing is used to understand potential impact of external prices on the profitability of a project

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