Environmental
Vermont's 'carbon offset program' for forestland allows landowners to:
ASell their property to the state for carbon credits
BEarn revenue by enrolling forestland in verified carbon markets that credit standing timber for sequestering carbon✓ Correct
CReceive property tax credits for planting trees
DQualify for Act 250 exemptions by maintaining forests
Explanation
Vermont forestland owners may enroll in voluntary carbon credit programs, earning credits for the carbon sequestered in their standing timber. These credits can be sold to companies seeking to offset their carbon emissions.
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