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The calculators we offer are designed to make you aware of your impact on the environment and invite you to reduce your carbon footprint. It is important to understand that planting trees does not directly absorb your carbon emissions. It contributes, in addition to the necessary reduction efforts, to the restoration and development of tomorrow's carbon sinks (among others). Moreover, Reforest'Action's offset offer associates each tree planted with labelled carbon credits, which allows you to act on both a reforestation project and an international climate solidarity project.

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Compensation or contribution?

Reforest'Action invites you to consider carbon offsetting as a way of contributing to the ecological transition and not as a way of "cancelling" your footprint. While some of our emissions can be absorbed by carbon sinks such as forests, the process is a long-term one and implies having sufficient carbon sinks, while they themselves suffer degradation. The only solution is to find an acceptable balance between CO2 emission and offsetting. To do this, it is essential to carry out emission reductions and the development of carbon sinks in parallel. At Reforest'Action, we therefore prefer to see offsetting as a contribution to a collective effort to preserve and develop carbon sinks, which complements reduction efforts.