Americas > Oregon offset project that failed to report wildfire carbon loss compliant for now, California’s ARB says

Oregon offset project that failed to report wildfire carbon loss compliant for now, California’s ARB says

Published 23:30 on January 23, 2023  /  Last updated at 23:38 on January 23, 2023  / /  Americas, Canada, US

A forest offset project owned by Indigenous tribes in Oregon has not publicly disclosed unintentional reversals in carbon stock from a large wildfire in 2020, but California regulator ARB maintains the operation has not broken any rules under the state’s cap-and-trade regulation.
A forest offset project owned by Indigenous tribes in Oregon has not publicly disclosed unintentional reversals in carbon stock from a large wildfire in 2020, but California regulator ARB maintains the operation has not broken any rules under the state’s cap-and-trade regulation.


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