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The S&J Taylor Forest Carbon Project balances conservation of nearly 18,000 forested acres of Saline River bottoms riparian hardwoods and “working” pines in south-central Arkansas. Diverse oak, gum, cypress, hickory, and pine forests located within the Gulf Coastal Plain eco-region represent important habitat and provide essential buffers that abate sedimentation and nutrient runoff between development and waterways.

Global Emissionairy works to reduce the carbon footprint of the paving industry through a cradle-to-installation roadway reconstruction life cycle that significantly reduces energy consumption and associated greenhouse gas emissions, preserves natural resources, and reduces waste and related landfill disposal.

The Heartland Methane Abatement and Land Restoration project addresses the urgent need for methane mitigation in Oklahoma, where over 17,000 orphaned oil and gas wells pose ongoing environmental risks. Led by Rebellion Energy, this initiative permanently plugged six orphaned wells in Washington County, preventing further methane emissions and restoring the surrounding land. By eliminating methane leaks from inactive infrastructure, the project contributes to climate action and supports local ecosystems. It aligns with multiple UN Sustainable Development Goals.

The IESI–Trinity Timber Ridge Landfill Carbon Project showcases innovation in landfill gas management. IESI MO Landfill Corporation voluntarily installed a surficial gas collection and destruction system that captures all surface emissions beneath the synthetic liner, surpassing traditional systems in environmental performance. This proactive approach, not driven by regulation, demonstrates leadership in climate responsibility.