California Program Rewards Landowners Who Save Trees
26 October 2004 - 10:00am
Other states are studying California's newly launched voluntary program that offers incentives to landowners to leave forests standing.
"California has become the first state to reward landowners for leaving forests standing to help control global warming, under a program adopted this week by the California Climate Action Registry.
The voluntary program promotes conservation, improved timber management, and reforestation to keep carbon dioxide in trees and out of the atmosphere, where it's the most abundant greenhouse gas... Other states now are looking to California's model"
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Calif. Incentive: Leave the Trees
Source:
Wired, October 24, 2004
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