Americas > Oregon wildfires trigger unintentional reversal in California offset programme

Oregon wildfires trigger unintentional reversal in California offset programme

Published 20:48 on September 23, 2020  /  Last updated at 20:59 on September 24, 2020  / /  Americas, Canada, US

An Oregon-based forestry project registered under California’s compliance offset programme appears to have been affected by devastating wildfires in the American West, potentially triggering the WCI-linked cap-and-trade scheme’s credit buffer pool.
An Oregon-based forestry project registered under California’s compliance offset programme appears to have been affected by devastating wildfires in the American West, potentially triggering the WCI-linked cap-and-trade scheme’s credit buffer pool.


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