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While an ?uncut forest? may be a viable carbon offset, it is my opinion that in order for the carbon offset to be marketable commodity, id should be certified and insured (i.e. Swiss Re).

Trees burn, get cut and land changes hands. I feel in order for someone to capitalize existing acreage of forest, it needs to be part of an irrevocable trust and have previously listed assurances.

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