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Welcome to The Climate Trust
The Climate Trust is a mission-driven nonprofit that specializes in climate solutions for governments, utilities, and large businesses. We provide carbon credits, customized voluntary climate programs, and climate consulting services. We apply this market experience to the development of sound climate policy. Our focus on quality ensures the integrity of both the carbon market and the environment.
USDA conservation grants
 The Climate Trust is part of two teams that recently were awarded U.S. Department of Agriculture Conservation Innovation Grants. One was a $1.4 million grant for a "Smart Nitrogen Application Demonstration Project" and the second was a $161,000 award for an "Avoided Grassland Conversion Project." READ MORE » |
NW Biocarbon Initiative
The Climate Trust is partnering with The Northwest Biocarbon Initiative (NBI), which is galvanizing our region’stop biocarbon innovators, including farmers, foresters, and community leaders, to develop catalytic, world-class initiatives to build the biocarbon economy.
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Biogas opportunities in OR
 The Climate Trust wrote a white paper documenting the benefits, opportunities and barriers to developing a biogas industry in Oregon. READ MORE »
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New members join Board
The Climate Trust is pleased to announce two strategic additions to the Board of Directors: Robin Smutny-Jones, the Assistant Executive Director of the California Energy Commission, and Stephen Hall, a partner at law firm Stoel Rives LLP. READ MORE »
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Key partnerships
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The Climate Trust invites you to the following free event on February 15:
A Flurry of Changes: How climate shifts are impacting snowfall, glaciers, and the way we live, work and play in the Pacific NW REGISTER NOW »
This event is free, thanks to our host sponsor KEEN Footwear.
The Climate Trust is currently hiring for the following position:
To apply, please e-mail your
résumé and cover letter to jobs@climatetrust.org. Please include Mar/Comm Manager in the subject line.
The West Coast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership commissioned an analysis conducted by The Climate Trust on the potential of biochar. The key findings are published in "Carbon Market Investment Criteria for Biochar Projects." READ REPORT
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