Register now for soil carbon scoping meetings: February 26 in Minneapolis and March 6 in Sacramento

Register now for soil carbon scoping meetings: February 26 in Minneapolis and March 6 in Sacramento


Reserve scoping paper on potential peatland emission reduction projects is now available

Reserve scoping paper on potential peatland emission reduction projects is now available


Errata and Clarifications released for the U.S. and Article 5 Ozone Depleting Substances Project Protocols Versions 1.0 and 2.0

Errata and Clarifications released for the U.S. and Article 5 Ozone Depleting Substances Project Protocols Versions 1.0 and 2.0


Errata and Clarifications released for the Rice Cultivation Project Protocol Version 1.0

Errata and Clarifications released for the Rice Cultivation Project Protocol Version 1.0


U.S. Livestock Project Protocol Version 4.0 was adopted by the Reserve Board on January 23, 2013

U.S. Livestock Project Protocol Version 4.0 was adopted by the Reserve Board on January 23, 2013


Nitrogen Management Project Protocol Version 1.1 Now Available

Nitrogen Management Project Protocol Version 1.1 Now Available


Draft U.S. Livestock Project Protocol Version 4.0 to be presented to Reserve Board on January 23

Draft U.S. Livestock Project Protocol Version 4.0 to be presented to Reserve Board on January 23


Our Green New Year’s Resolutions for a Healthy & Environmentally Friendly 2013

Our Green New Year’s Resolutions for a Healthy & Environmentally Friendly 2013

2013 promises to be an exciting year of carbon emissions reductions. Not just from the activities in the California cap-and-trade program and voluntary carbon market, but also from individual efforts being made around to globe to reduce our footprint and live more sustainably. Reserve staff members are pleased to share our green new year’s resolutions as we wish you a healthy and happy new year.

 

I resolve to try and use cloth diapers more often than I use disposable diapers (for my baby, not myself).
-Max DuBuisson

My green resolution is to plant our yard with native, drought-resistant plants so we minimize our water consumption.
-Gillian Calof

My resolution is to take the Expo line at least twice a week. For a car-loving Angeleno, it seems like a decent start….
-Katy Young

I got my water carbonator back this weekend (finally), so no more bottles of sparkling water for me! 😀
-Anna Schmitz

My green resolution is to maintenance my bicycle by the end of the month so I can ride it to work come springtime (because winter here is so “cold”).
-Heather Raven


Issue paper on potential grasslands project types is now available

Issue paper on potential grasslands project types is now available


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