California AB1911 regulates environmental marketing claims related to carbon credits, ensuring compliance with specific program criteria.
California AB1911 establishes criteria for carbon crediting programs to ensure environmental marketing claims are valid. These programs must be approved by the State Air Resources Board, accredited by recognized bodies, and meet specific governance and transparency standards. The bill also mandates the State Air Resources Board to publish a list of qualifying programs by January 1, 2028. The criteria include clear methodologies, public disclosure, and robust third-party validation. The law aims to prevent conflicts of interest and ensure the integrity of carbon credit markets.
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