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45 by(ii)the difference between the number of metric tons of CO2e destroyed by the LFG Project calculated by reference to a GWP of twenty-one(21)and the number of metric tons of CO2e destroyed by the LFG Project calculated by reference to a GWP of nineteen(19)or less. A sample calculation is provided in Exhibit G. 124. Adjustments for Other Environmental Benefits The snomic benefit of this Agreement is based in part upon the value of Carbon Credits. r arties recognize that during the Term of this Agreement, other Environmental Bene may enerated through the University's operation of the LFG Project, particularly as relate to the a :t for renewable energy. The Parties further recognize that the current state of the market for suc t onmental Benefits is unsettled with respect to whether, and to what extent, other Environmental Benefits may become available that are associ. s the operation of the LFG Project. The Parties recognize that during the Term of this Ay s i ent, ws, guidance, voluntary standards or comparable directives may be issued that cl e resp-r r= e valuation protocols for various Environmental Benefits associated with the LFG "=.t. 125. nsultation with the County, the University shall, on an ongoing basis, dete ss R o< the cafe: a ;on of Environmental Benefits associated with the LFG Project in ways o 1 • 1 as Carbon .s is would result in additional revenue to the County without compromism l er the ersity's ability to derive environmental benefit through the generation of C is or its achievement of other objectives for the LFG Project, including in particul: as it relates to the University's commitment under the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment. If such alternative categorization of Environmental Benefits would result in a greater overall value to the University and a greater overall payment to the County than the County would receive if the Environmental Benefits were 40 (00018638.DOC 21)