Draft Canada Grassland Project Protocol available for public comment – comments due Friday, September 13
August 14, 2019
Katie Sullivan elected to Climate Action Reserve Board of Directors
August 13, 2019
Carbon market veteran and globally recognized climate change leader brings deep market experience and strategic vision to the organization LOS... View Article
Meet Cindy Chiang, Business Development Manager
August 6, 2019
1. What drives your environmental work and activism? I think what drives me may be a bit idealistic but I... View Article
Read “Key Accounting Principles for Improved Forest Management Projects within the Forest Protocol” to gain a better understanding of how offsets are generated under the Forestry Project Protocol
July 18, 2019
Above Business as Usual: Offsets Now and Moving Forward
July 10, 2019
Carbon offsets represent greenhouse gas emissions reductions that have been achieved through voluntary implementation outside of capped sectors as a... View Article
Climate Risk and Responsibility
July 9, 2019
Climate risk and responsibility Communities across the country and the world are already experiencing intensifying climate-related risks and extreme climate... View Article
Draft U.S. Forest Project Protocol Version 5.0 available for public comment – comments due July 12
June 6, 2019
To help facilitate a more complete and accurate understanding of how offsets are generated under the Forestry Project Protocol, the Climate Action Reserve has prepared an educational piece summarizing how the protocol works. Read “Key Accounting Principles for Improved Forest Management Projects within the Forest Protocol” and its accompanying infographic.
May 23, 2019
Teveia Barnes elected to Climate Action Reserve Board of Directors
May 22, 2019
Financial and public service leader brings long-standing experience, diverse perspective to the organization LOS ANGELES, CA – Teveia Barnes, former... View Article
Under a USDA NRCS Conservation Innovation Grant, the Reserve with its project partners Environmental Defense Fund, K·Coe Isom, The Climate Trust, SCS Global Services and C-AGG embarked on an effort to expand adoption of grassland conservation by lowering the barriers to entry for landowners seeking to participate in greenhouse gas (GHG) emission markets. For more information, please check out our CIG report: Stimulating Grassland Conservation through Greenhouse Gas Emissions Markets
May 8, 2019