- Certificates
- C101 GHG Accounting
- C102 Organizational GHG Management
- C103 GHG Accounting and Verification
- C104 GHG Offset Projects
- C201 Advanced GHG Accounting
- C204 Advanced GHG Offset Projects
- D301 GHG Verification and Advanced GHG Accounting
- D302 GHG Offset Projects and GHG Accounting
- D303 GHG Offset Projects and Advanced GHG Accounting
- T401 GHG Offset Projects and GHG Accounting and GHG Verification
- T402 GHG Offset Projects and Advanced GHG Accounting and GHG Verification
- Courses
- 101 Introduction to Climate Change
- 102 Introduction to Carbon Markets
- 201 Basics of Organizational GHG Accounting
- 202 Basics of Project-Level GHG Accounting
- 211 GHG Information Management Systems
- 251 Corporate Climate Change Risk Disclosure
- 301 GHG Accounting for Forest Inventories
- 302 GHG Accounting for Forest and Other Land Use Projects
- 311 GHG Accounting for Landfill Methane Projects
- 312 GHG Accounting for Coalmine Methane Projects
- 321 GHG Accounting for Energy Efficiency Projects
- 351 CDM/JI: Navigating Kyoto Project Mechanisms
- 401 GHG Verification for Inventories and Projects
- Academic Policies
- UNEP FI: Climate Change – Risks and Opportunities
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- Premium Member Webinar Series Registration
- January Webinar – “COP15: What’s Next?”
- February Webinar – “Understanding environmental commodities: RECs and GHG offsets”
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The Greenhouse Gas Management Institute is pleased to announce the GHG Webinar Series. This Webinar Series will consist of monthly interactive webinars that will be presented by staff, faculty and other notable GHG professionals.
The GHG Webinar Series is another industry-essential tool that the Institute provides to assist you in your GHG professional development. These interactive presentations are exclusive to the Institute and are not available anywhere else.
The webinar for September is on:
Forest project sampling
presented by Gordon Smith, PhD
The webinar will be held:
12 noon EDT
September 28, 2010

Gordon Smith
Gordon Smith, Ph.D. is the principal of Ecofor LLC, a firm that works with project developers, greenhouse gas emission offset buyers, and landowners to analyze proposed emission mitigation projects, implement projects, and trade resulting greenhouse gas emission offsets. This mitigation work builds on Dr. Smith’s work developing cost-effective methods for measuring change in forest and soil carbon stocks, including analysis of the effects of sampling design on statistical variability of carbon measurements, and quantifying the greenhouse gas emission benefits of biomass energy projects. He has consulted to states, the federal government, and local entities on greenhouse gas emission mitigation policy. He has implemented projects under a variety of greenhouse gas accounting systems, and developed contracts and institutional arrangements to define and exchange greenhouse gas emission offsets.
Dr. Smith has a Ph.D. in Forest Management from the University of Washington, a Master of Public Policy from Harvard University, and an undergraduate degree from Reed College.
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The GHG Webinar Series is offered to the Institute’s Premium Members as part of the membership package. When you sign up for a Premium Membership, not only will you receive the monthly webinars for free, you also benefit from a 10% discount on all individual courses, as well as an additional 5% discount on certificates. Membership also includes exclusive access to GHG networking tools that will connect you with thousands of other like-minded individuals. For more information on how to become a Premium Member, click here. When you sign up as a Premium Member, you do not have to purchase the webinar.
*Note – Premium Members please click here to register with the email address you used to sign up for membership.
For those who are not Premium Members, we offer our webinars at a price of $99 each. Sign up below to reserve your spot now.






