Update year for monitoring tool

README.md

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 # carbonplan / forest-offsets-web
 
 **dashboard for retrospective analysis of offset projects**

components/projects/about.js

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       <Wrapper title='Fires and forest offsets'>
         This is a public monitor of forest fires affecting improved forest
         management carbon offset projects in California's cap-and-trade program.{' '}
-        <Colors.Red>Live updating for 2023.</Colors.Red>
+        <Colors.Red>Live updating for 2024.</Colors.Red>
       </Wrapper>
     )
 

components/projects/methods/archive.md

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 ## Summary
 
-This website provides an archival map from our analysis in 2021 of wildfires impacting improved forest management (IFM) forest offset projects. For general details on our analysis of forest offset crediting, please visit our [crediting map](/research/forest-offsets-crediting). For an up-to-date map tracking the effect of wildfires on projects for the 2023 fire season, please visit our current [fire map](/research/forest-offsets-fires).
+This website provides an archival map from our analysis in 2021 of wildfires impacting improved forest management (IFM) forest offset projects. For general details on our analysis of forest offset crediting, please visit our [crediting map](/research/forest-offsets-crediting). For an up-to-date map tracking the effect of wildfires on projects for the 2024 fire season, please visit our current [fire map](/research/forest-offsets-fires).
 
 export default ({ children }) => <Box>{children}</Box>

components/projects/methods/fires.md

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 ## Summary
 
-This website is a monitoring tool for tracking wildfires burning within forest carbon offsets projects enrolled under California’s cap-and-trade program. Of the 119 projects in the program that we are monitoring, the list on the left shows all projects that intersect wildfire perimeters during the 2023 fire season. For each project that intersects a wildfire perimeter, we report the total burned acreage, and at the top we report total acres burned across all offset projects. The map shows projects and fires, and labels those fires with project intersections.
+This website is a monitoring tool for tracking wildfires burning within forest carbon offsets projects enrolled under California’s cap-and-trade program. Of the 119 projects in the program that we are monitoring, the list on the left shows all projects that intersect wildfire perimeters during the 2024 fire season. For each project that intersects a wildfire perimeter, we report the total burned acreage, and at the top we report total acres burned across all offset projects. The map shows projects and fires, and labels those fires with project intersections.
 
 ## Methods
 
 This site relies primarily on two datasets: the perimeters of projects enrolled in California’s forest carbon offsets program and the perimeters of wildfires. By intersecting these two datasets, we identify projects affected by fire and calculate the area burned.
 
 Project perimeters come directly from the California Air Resources Board (CARB), which implements California’s cap-and-trade program. Specifically, CARB maintains an [ArcGIS dataset](https://webmaps.arb.ca.gov/ARBOCIssuanceMap/) of all currently enrolled offset projects. For each project, we calculate project area directly from the raw geometry. We also report information about the total number of offset credits awarded to each project, which we take from [CARB’s official issuance table](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/our-work/programs/compliance-offset-program/arb-offset-credit-issuance). For display purposes in the web map, we apply minor buffering and simplification steps to the raw geometries before rendering. Finally, we exclude all Early Action projects from our monitoring.
 
-Fire perimeters come from the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC), an umbrella organization responsible for coordinating federal wildfire management. NIFC maintains several geographic datasets, including an authoritative version of [all wildland fire perimeters](https://data-nifc.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/nifc::wfigs-current-interagency-fire-perimeters/about) from the 2023 fire season.
+Fire perimeters come from the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC), an umbrella organization responsible for coordinating federal wildfire management. NIFC maintains several geographic datasets, including an authoritative version of [all wildland fire perimeters](https://data-nifc.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/nifc::wfigs-current-interagency-fire-perimeters/about) from the 2024 fire season.
 
 We calculate burned area by intersecting these two datasets, using the raw geometries provided by CARB, rather than the simplified versions, for these calculations.
 

components/projects/project/metrics.js

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               <Info>
                 We are tracking occurrences of fires overlapping offset
                 projects. Area burned refers to the fraction of fire area
-                overlapping offset project area, for all fires thus far in 2023,
+                overlapping offset project area, for all fires thus far in 2024,
                 updated every few hours. We list names for all overlapping
                 fires, with links if available.
               </Info>

pages/research/forest-offsets.js

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           <Box sx={{ mt: [1, 2, 3, 4], mb: [5, 6, 7, 8] }}>
             A public monitor of forest fires affecting improved forest
             management carbon offset projects in California's cap-and-trade
-            program, live updating for the 2023 fire season.
+            program, live updating for the 2024 fire season.
           </Box>
         </Column>
         <Column start={[1, 1, 7, 7]} width={[6, 8, 4, 4]}>