[ACT] Root Issue Research- Climate Action Reserve and Tools for Educators

[Jared Liu]

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	June 10, 2009	 	
		
  	

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SPOTLIGHT ISSUE
Climate

The Climate Action Reserve Forest Project Protocol provides guidance  
for developing urban tree planting and stewardship projects that can  
be registered as carbon offsets. The protocol establishes eligibility  
rules, methods to calculate reductions, performance-monitoring  
instructions and procedures for reporting project information. The  
protocol applies to tree planting projects on urban landscapes within  
municipalities, educational campuses, and utility service areas.

  	


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FEATURED AUDIENCE
Educators

Students who are the best informed about environmental science and the  
geosciences are also the most realistic about the environmental  
difficulties facing the world over the next 20 years, new research has  
found. But students who are least informed are the most wildly  
optimistic that things will improve.

  	


  	
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