Updates

We’ve moved! Please update your records to reflect our new address: 818 W. 7th Street #710, Los Angeles, CA 90017

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Thank you for helping us reach 100 million metric tons of GHG emissions reductions!

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North American climate action shows its strength and impact with milestone 100 million offset credits issued by a California carbon market pioneer

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In less than 10 years, the Climate Action Reserve and its account holders reduce the equivalent of over 239 billion miles driven LOS ANGELES, CA – The Climate Action Reserve,… View Article
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New Tools to Increase Equitable Access to Carbon Markets for All Forestland Owners

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Greetings from the Forestry Team! As of this blog’s posting, the Climate Action Reserve has issued over 100,000,000 (!!) offset credits to projects developed with the purpose of eliminating dangerous… View Article
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Mexico Forest Protocol Version 1.5 Now Available

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Check out our schedule of upcoming Grassland, Landfill, and General verification training courses and exams

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Reserve Board adopts Forest Project Protocol Version 4.0

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Tips for developing an effective climate advocacy campaign

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written by Trevor Anderson According to recently released data from the Yale Program on Climate Communication, roughly 70 percent of the American public believes that global warming is happening and… View Article
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Climate Action Offsetter: The City of Austin Advances Toward Carbon Neutral Operations by 2020

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written by the City of Austin Office of Sustainability In 2007, the City of Austin’s Mayor and Council approved a resolution to make Austin a leading city in the fight… View Article
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Climate Action Offsetter: American Licorice Company Makes Red Vines Green

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1. Please tell us more about American Licorice Company and its sustainability goals In 1914, the American Licorice Company’s factory began in a small rented space in Chicago. The Company’s… View Article
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