Welcome to the 1t.org US Chapter Resource Library. The Resource Library is intended to serve as a clearinghouse of tools, research, and articles to support US Chapter members in pledge implementation and collaboration in working groups, delivered in an easily accessible and consolidated library.
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Carbon Finance, National
Forest Carbon Data Viz (NAFO)
The Forest Carbon Data Visualization was developed by the National Alliance of Forest Owners (NAFO) with data analysis performed by the National Council for Air and Stream Improvement, Inc. (NCASI). The tool visualizes publicly available data from the U.S. Forest Service’s Forest & Inventory Analysis (FIA) and RPA Assessment, and the Environmental Protection Agency’s Inventory of U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sinks. The data visualization shows a comprehensive picture of how U.S. forests and forest products are fighting climate change. The Tool showcases the role of forests – including and especially working forests – in sequestering and storing carbon.
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Conservation, International, Reforestation
The Restor Tool
The Restor Tool, launched in 2021 by the Crowther Lab with the goal of increasing transparency and knowledge sharing across global restoration projects.
National, Reforestation
The Reforestation Hub
American Forests and the Nature Conservancy partnered to release an online mapping tool, using data from a Nature Conservancy paper published in the journal One Earth.
Carbon Finance, Conservation, International, Reforestation
Nature and Net Zero
This report, written by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with McKinsey & Company, addresses the role of natural climate solutions in corporate net zero commitments, as well as the role of natural climate solutions in COVID-19 economic recovery plans. The report finds that the demand for natural climate solutions as a component of corporate net zero commitments is increasing, and that avoided deforestation, reforestation, and peatland restorations can deliver significant emissions abatement over the next decade.
