This project will generate a scoping review of additionality and leakage requirements of carbon markets, protocols, and programs and create scenarios of forest carbon additionality to be used in decision-making tools. The team will design and pilot a decision-making tool and associated resource guide for forest landowners and forestry professionals.
Carbon Additionality and Leakage in Forest Management: A How-To for U.S. Landowners
Multi-institutional | Research Working Group
September 16, 2023
– September 15, 2027
Project Details
Funded by USDA Forest Service Southern Research Station
(External Funding)
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Research Institute for Environment, Energy, and Economics (RIEEE)
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