Director — UC Berkeley — Berkeley Carbon Trading Project
Director of the Berkeley Carbon Trading Project at UC Berkeley. The most influential public voice on voluntary carbon market integrity. Built the Voluntary Registry Offsets Database, the most-cited transparency instrument in the field. Her 'contributions approach' reframes carbon finance away from offsetting toward measurable mitigation support — which is precisely what proof-pack-verified tonnes enable.
Trellison / LedgerWell intersection. If she validates LedgerWell proof-pack methodology as the substrate for a contributions-based market, that is the imprimatur. Trellison is the right conduit.
| Their methodology / role | Proof-pack / Trellison fit |
|---|---|
| Voluntary Registry Offsets Database | Proof pack is a per-tonne extension of the registry database — every claim has a full evidentiary chain |
| Contributions approach | Proof packs enable 'support' claims distinct from offset equivalence |
| REDD+ over-crediting detection | Proof-pack counterfactual + leakage ledger surfaces over-crediting signatures |
| Cookstove additionality | Proof pack requires real-world usage data, not modelled assumptions |
Extend the Voluntary Registry Offsets Database with a proof-pack layer for a sample of 500 projects across 5 methodologies. Target: Environmental Research Letters.
Operationalise Haya's contributions vs. offsets framework as a proof-pack-backed claim taxonomy. Target: Berkeley Carbon Trading Project brief + Trellison co-publication.
Apply proof-pack evidentiary chain retrospectively to 10 REDD+ projects identified in the West et al. 2023 study. Target: Science or Nature Climate Change.
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