Carbon Sample Clauses

Carbon. The Group has concluded that carbon stock estimates alone should not be the primary basis for defining or making decisions about HCS forest. Carbon stock measurements should be used to inform delineation of vegetation classes and a stratification output which can then be assessed for its ecological viability and livelihood values, as per the HCSA toolkit. The Group recognizes, however, that reliable carbon estimates are important for many other uses, including:  As a basis for enabling government engagement in discourse on HCS;  Translating HCSA vegetation strata into nationally relevant strata classifications;  Determining land use impacts on soil carbon;  Monitoring, reporting and verification;  Linking forest protection to national climate commitments; and  Securing finance for communities and conservation. For those reasons, the Group has agreed that the HCSA Toolkit should be revised to include a new chapter on carbon that clarifies the role of carbon in the methodology and provides clear guidance on the scope of its application:  All companies should aim to adopt carbon estimation, measurement and accounting procedures that: o Are consistent with and complement national approaches on forest and below- ground carbon measurement/accounting and help improve them; o Support national greenhouse gas emission reduction strategies and Nationally Determined Contribution commitments; o Are consistent with RSPO New Planting Procedures, RSPO criteria 7.8 and the Palm GHG tool o Can contribute to land use planning and decision making considerations and processes; and o Use transparent and comparable monitoring, reporting and verification systems.  Soil carbon in addition to that found in peatlands should be considered as part of land use decisions. Organic soils should be included as an important component of greenhouse gas calculations. A credible, practical, and science-based methodology is being sought. 5 The specific definition of “adjacent areas” in this context is yet to be finalized. However, Convergence Working Group participants agree that it should include achieving HCS and HCV conservation in collaboration with adjacent communities, concession holders and local governments.  Above-ground carbon stock measurement should be used to inform a stratification output which is ecologically and nationally relevant and can help translate HCSA stratification to nationally relevant strata.  Above-ground carbon stocks can be determined through the use of ...
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Carbon is not in breach of any of the terms, covenants, conditions, or provisions of, is not in default under, or has done or omitted to do anything which, with the giving of notice or lapse of time or both, would constitute a breach of or a default under, any contract;
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Carbon. 1. Single face, one-time, PREMIUM black image carbon sheet with feather edge for extraction, 8½" wide by approximately 3¼" to 3½" tall (including the ¼" top stub), perforated and fastened between Parts 5 and 6.
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Carbon. XXXX (Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation) PROJECTS
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Carbon. An Environment Agency aim is to reduce our carbon footprint across all services used within our business. The Contractor will need to demonstrate that they support this approach to reduce mileage on equipment delivery using a practical allocation of equipment to hire and a multiple load technique. Evidence of how the Contractor achieves this will be required at contract review meetings. The Contractor should ideally operate a system that enables the carbon impact of the equipment hired under this Framework Agreement to be measured and reduced over the period of the Agreement. This should include the embedded carbon in the equipment, the carbon in the transport to and from our sites, and the carbon emissions from each of the vehicles supplied to us under the Agreement.
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Carbon. This principle will only be addressed in an experimental basis for pilot experiences. Therefore its compliance or not does not prevent from the issue of BIOMASUD Plus certificate. Biomass shall not be obtained from land with high carbon stock. General indicators are: - Maintenance and appropriate enhancement of forest resources and their contribution to global carbon cycles shall be ensured. In the case of Forests, BIOMASUD will follow SFM Pan- European Criteria, which states that conversion of forests to other types of land use, including conversion of primary forests to forest plantations, shall not occur unless in justified circumstances where the conversion:
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