The world’s first registry-distinguished carbon removal credits generated from tree growth are available within our forestry portfolio, as are conservation credits from the avoidance of aggressive harvests.

The protection and restoration of coastal wetland forests, typically dominated by mangroves, salt marsh plants and seagrasses plays a critical role in carbon sequestration and climate adaptation.

Fuel-efficient cookstoves heat faster and burn for less time, saving trees and offering more time for women and girls to gain an education in emerging economies.

Carbon finance programs are enabling North American farmers to change to regenerative and climate restorative agriculture practices.

Carbon credits are funding programs to reclaim and reuse refrigerants from older products, displacing demand for new production.

Fund the capture, diversion, and destruction of methane; a highly potent greenhouse gas formed by the anaerobic decomposition of organic wastes in landfills.

Carbon removal credits from the capture and geologic sequestration of waste biogenic emissions re-released from corn stalks during bioethanol production