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Voluntary Registry Offsets Database

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The Voluntary Registry Offsets Database, developed by the Berkeley Carbon Trading Project, consolidates carbon offset projects, credits, and retirements from major voluntary offset registries like ACR, CAR, Gold Standard, and VCS. It enhances market transparency, aiding researchers and buyers in tracking projects and credits. Dynamic tools enable users to analyze trends and explore data by various parameters. The database, available for download, is released under a Creative Commons license, allowing its use with proper attribution. It includes supporting documents and version archives, facilitating understanding and analysis of offset quality and trends in the voluntary carbon market.

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Voluntary Registry Offsets Database
University of Chicaco| Source | Data  | The Voluntary Registry Offsets Database, developed by the Berkeley Carbon Trading Project, consolidates carbon offset projects, credits, and retirements from ma
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