California’s cap-and-trade system is a vital laboratory for testing the effectiveness of this market-driven approach in meeting greenhouse gas emission reduction goals and the use of forestry-based carbon offsets within these systems generally. Based on this experience, this Article explores one of the primary challenges, layering offsets with working forest conservation easements, which currently limits opportunities to effectively use these tools in concert. Ultimately, this market may need to foster and rely on natural linkages with working forest conservation easements to develop these offsets and to better ensure that the critical societal objectives of these projects are being met
In 2012, the California Air Resource Board initiated the first Cap-and-Trade (Cap) compliance market...
Abstract Forest management for carbon sequestration is a low-cost, low-tech-nology, relatively easy ...
vat store carbon and sell carbon offsets. Based on a national survey of urban foresters, arborists, ...
Within California’s cap-and-trade program, forest offsets allow landowners to earn carbon credits fo...
Improved Forest Management (IFM) projects under the California cap-and-trade market allow production...
AbstractImproved Forest Management (IFM) projects under the California cap-and-trade market allow pr...
This article addresses a single systematic methodology for mitigating global greenhouse gases in the...
Carbon offsets are widely promoted as a strategy to lower the cost of emission reductions and combat...
This paper investigates the viability of carbon offset credits created through forest conservation a...
Concern about rising atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases has prompted the search for meth...
This paper presents an explanatory framework of how greenhouse gas emissions offsets produced from n...
A forest carbon (C) offset is a quantifiable unit of C that is commonly developed at the local or re...
Carbon offsets are widely used by individuals, corporations, and governments to mitigate their green...
Covering roughly 30% of global land area (4 billion ha2) and storing more than double the amount of ...
Forests can sequester large amounts of carbon with relatively low costs. Thus, they are an important...
In 2012, the California Air Resource Board initiated the first Cap-and-Trade (Cap) compliance market...
Abstract Forest management for carbon sequestration is a low-cost, low-tech-nology, relatively easy ...
vat store carbon and sell carbon offsets. Based on a national survey of urban foresters, arborists, ...
Within California’s cap-and-trade program, forest offsets allow landowners to earn carbon credits fo...
Improved Forest Management (IFM) projects under the California cap-and-trade market allow production...
AbstractImproved Forest Management (IFM) projects under the California cap-and-trade market allow pr...
This article addresses a single systematic methodology for mitigating global greenhouse gases in the...
Carbon offsets are widely promoted as a strategy to lower the cost of emission reductions and combat...
This paper investigates the viability of carbon offset credits created through forest conservation a...
Concern about rising atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases has prompted the search for meth...
This paper presents an explanatory framework of how greenhouse gas emissions offsets produced from n...
A forest carbon (C) offset is a quantifiable unit of C that is commonly developed at the local or re...
Carbon offsets are widely used by individuals, corporations, and governments to mitigate their green...
Covering roughly 30% of global land area (4 billion ha2) and storing more than double the amount of ...
Forests can sequester large amounts of carbon with relatively low costs. Thus, they are an important...
In 2012, the California Air Resource Board initiated the first Cap-and-Trade (Cap) compliance market...
Abstract Forest management for carbon sequestration is a low-cost, low-tech-nology, relatively easy ...
vat store carbon and sell carbon offsets. Based on a national survey of urban foresters, arborists, ...