Most Pittsburgh Penguins fans are focused on what’s happening on the ice. But off it, the team has been tending to its carbon footprint in alignment with the Penguin’s Pledge sustainability initiative. To make up for the greenhouse gasses the hockey team has been pumping into the atmosphere, the team worked with Pittsburgh-based natural gas company EQT and the conservation nonprofit Allegheny Land Trust (ALT) to purchase and retire forest carbon credits. …ALT president Carrie Gilbert said “By protecting forests and quantifying their climate benefits, we’re creating locally rooted solutions that address global challenges while improving quality of life across our region.” …“This effort builds on our broader Net Zero partnership with the Penguins, which focuses on supporting their sustainability goals through practical, regionally grounded solutions,” said Amy Rogers with EQT. …The Penguins recognized the partnership during a “Pledge Night” game last week.