Colorado Developing Agricultural Carbon Offset Market

· May 5, 2010, 5:25 pm

If federal climate change legislation becomes law, farmers and ranchers might not just make their livings from what their land produces, but also for what it doesn't. In the second of two stories on the future of Colorado's grasslands, KCFR's Megan Verlee reports on the state's effort to prepare for agricultural carbon offsets.

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