About 12 Trademarks found that are owned by Verra

VOLUNTARY CARBON STANDARD

The certification mark, as used by persons authorized by the certifier, certifies that the services provided have been performed in a manner that one metric ton of carbon dioxide equivalent has been reduced or removed from the atmosphere, as independently validated and verified in accordance with the rules, procedures and requirements established by the certifier.

Accreditation services, namely, setting standards related to carbon off-sets, and greenhouse gas emission reductions and removals for the purpose of accreditation

Agricultural operations services, timber and forestry services, waste management services, energy production services, energy distribution services, transportation services, mining operations services, industrial manufacturing services; specifically, through certification of greenhouse gas emissions reduction and/or removal by persons within such industries

Accreditation services, namely, developing accreditation standards for developers of for-profit and non-profit construction, waste, energy, industrial processing, transport, mining, and reforestation projects in the fields of carbon-off sets, landscape sustainability, urban sustainability, and sustainable development

The mark consists of the literal element "PLASTIC WASTE REDUCTION STANDARD A VERRA STANDARD" to the right of geometric shapes within a diamond.

The mark consists of the literal element "VERIFIED CARBON STANDARD A VERRA STANDARD" to the right of a stylized checkmark and three horizontal lines.

The mark consists of the literal element "CLIMATE, COMMUNITY & BIODIVERSITY STANDARDS A VERRA STANDARD" to the right of a fragmented circle containing a hand imprint.

The mark consists of the literal element "JURISDICTIONAL & NESTED REDD+ A VERRA STANDARD" to the right of a circle containing three ovals.

The mark consists of the literal element "SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT VERIFIED IMPACT STANDARD A VERRA STANDARD" to the right of a circle within two half circles within a fragmented outline of a circle.