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 Shira Silberg on November 5th, 2009Our new partner, Clean Air Cab, is a carbon neutral taxi company serving the Phoenix metro area. In addition to purchasing carbon offsets from Carbonfund.org, they go above and beyond and also plant ten trees per month for each cab they have on the road. For October, Clean Air Cab has planted 260 trees! They [...]
Chris Sewell on June 9th, 2009Ok, so maybe the title is a bit dramatic, but Margie Ryan at 41pounds.org just informed me of updated numbers on junk mail that I think are staggering.
Paul Burman on June 4th, 2009The IPCC estimates that deforestation and forest degradation are responsible for 20% of global warming pollution; meaning any comprehensive solution to global warming must incorporate a way to reduce our emissions and keep trees in the ground. Emissions trading schemes like RGGI and CCAR already incorporate provisions that allow for forest based carbon offsets, and [...]
Susanna Murley on May 20th, 2009Vegan Shoes with Style by Cri de Coeur
Sumayal Shrestha on April 20th, 2009The Forest Carbon Offsetting Survey 2009 was released today at a time when forest-based carbon offset projects are playing an important role in combating global warming. The Climate, Community & Biodiversity Alliance (CCBA), Conservation International, and others collaborated to produce this survey. The writers seek to understand current corporate attitudes toward forest-based carbon offsets to [...]
Paul Burman on April 6th, 2009A full 20-25% of global warming is directly attributable to deforestation and forest degradation. This means that any real and comprehensive global warming legislation must include provisions to help stop deforestation if it is serious about reducing carbon emissions. With the Waxman-Markey Bill pacing the way the US appears to be poised to reduce CO2 [...]
Paul Burman on March 17th, 2009Trees sequester CO2, provide carbon offsets, wildlife habitat and community co-benefits. But should we treat trees as a free subsidy?
Sumayal Shrestha on March 13th, 2009Many of us know the basic principles that underlie the global carbon cycle. Carbon is emitted into the atmosphere through respiration and burning of organic materials and fossil fuels. Much of that same carbon is then absorbed back into the earth through terrestrial and oceanic biological processes. When more carbon is emitted than the earth [...]
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