California’s forestry offset protocol defense lacks academic support, new report claims

Published 18:35 on July 12, 2019  /  Last updated at 19:28 on July 12, 2019  / /  Americas, Canada, US

California regulator ARB has not made adequate arguments in defending the state's compliance grade forestry offset protocol, and changes should made to address the methodology's lenient leakage guidelines, a new policy brief said.
California regulator ARB has not made adequate arguments in defending the state's compliance grade forestry offset protocol, and changes should made to address the methodology's lenient leakage guidelines, a new policy brief said.


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