BCC remains dedicated to education about the importance of a regulatory body and the challenges involved in placing a value on carbon data in the marketplace. A summary of our recent efforts.

BCC remains dedicated to education about the importance of a regulatory body and the challenges involved in placing a value on carbon data in the marketplace. A summary of our recent efforts.
Updates on happenings within the industry for 2023 thus far.
Biological Carbon Canada’s Response to Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada: A Sustainable Agricultural Industry
BCC makes recommendations to the Ag Minister on agriculture N2O emissions, specifically from fertilizer use on Canadian farms.
In March 2022, the Government of Canada announced plans to reduce GHG
emissions across the whole economy – we explore what this means for growers.
Understanding the data behind greenhouse gas (GHG) policy is key to seeing issues facing GHG emissions and storing soil carbon.
This document outlines a quick summary of the state of the marketplace as of March 6, 2022.
Returning the proceeds from the price on pollution directly to farmers
You Won’t Stike Out With a Carbon Market Thoughts on how America’s favourite pastime is like a carbon market. The width of the home...
On September 30, 2021, BCC participated in a Fertilizer Canada roundtable on carbon markets.
External Risk Agrifutures Australia[1] published an external risk review in Spring 2021 for primary agricultural business. The...
The Chartered Professional Accountants Canada Report on climate risk disclosure was recently released.
This summary outlines the steps to make a Carbon or other Environmental Goods and Services Protocol.
BCC makes recommendations on Alberta Climate Policy
BCC makes recommendations on Federal Offset Policy
Federal Government Offset Marketplace Biological Carbon Canada (BCC) provides agriculture commentary on draft regulations under the Greenhouse Gas...
Alberta Climate Policy In early March, Biological Carbon Canada (BCC) was part of an announcement by the Province of Alberta. The Province is...
Presentation given at the Canadian Federation of Agriculture AGM
Departments of Ag & Environment support new and existing Natural Climate Solution.
Departments of Ag & Environment support new and existing Natural Climate Solution.
Welcome to 2021! 2020 was, to put it lightly, a doozy of a year! In March our lives and the way we did business changed in the blink of an eye....
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is the United Nations body for assessing the science related to climate change.
Why use carbon markets? Carbon markets aim to do several things. They aim to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG, or “carbon”) emissions cost-effectively by…
The Business Council of Alberta has released a strategic action plan to grow agriculture and forestry in Alberta.
Biological Carbon Canada discusses the Avoided And Removed Greenhouse Gases In Alberta’s Annual Cropping Agriculture.
Sharing news and views about how to enhance the global competitiveness of Canada’s primary agriculture and forestry sectors, all while delivering carbon reductions and removals.
As the COVID-19 situation developed in mid March, to ensure the safety of our members and to continue to provide ongoing resources, Biological Carbon Canada hosted our first virtual Town Hall.
Cecil Nagy discusses permanent cover carbon sequestration for the Canadian Agricultural Partnership.
Soil Health Campbell et al. 1997 found that the elimination of fallow had the greatest impact on total organic C, N, and microbial biomass. Lupwayi...
Lana Awada and Cecil Nagy discuss Greenhouse Gas Sources and Sinks in the Crop Sector for the Canadian Agricultural Partnership