We have over 100 carbon consultations under our belt since early 2021 alone, and are proud to be the region's leading forest carbon consultant company. We offer our expertise to advise landowners on the available forest carbon programs offered in their area and assist them through the process of enrolling in a forest carbon program.
We believe that carbon offsets are an exciting opportunity for landowners to get involved in the emerging carbon credit marketplace and we are committed to helping our clients maximize the benefits of these programs. If you are a landowner interested in earning income from growing your timber, contact us today!
How AMC is Fighting Climate Change Through Carbon Credits, Kelleigh Welch
Appalachian MNT Club
20 year contract
Minimum 30 wooded acres
Voluntary carbon marketplace
Free forester visit
125 year contract
Minimum 40 wooded acres
Both voluntary and compliance marketplaces
Silvopasture carbon crediting
Carbon credits are a type of market-based instrument designed to encourage businesses and individuals to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
The concept behind carbon credits is that each unit represents a certain amount of greenhouse gas emissions that have been avoided or offset. For example, if a company reduces its emissions by one metric tonne of CO2 equivalent, it can generate one carbon credit. These credits can then be sold within accredited marketplaces, with the proceeds going back to the company to offset the costs of its emission-reduction efforts. In addition to providing a financial incentive for businesses to reduce their emissions, carbon credits also help to create a market for greenhouse gas reductions.
As more businesses and countries begin buying and selling carbon credits, the price of each credit is likely to increase, providing an additional incentive for companies to invest in emission-reduction technologies.
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