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Examining integrity, quality signals, and common failures in how carbon credits are used and claimed.
When carbon markets are criticized, the blame usually falls on projects. Too many credits.Wrong baselines.Weak additionality.Poor permanence. But that diagnosis misses the deeper problem. Carbon markets rarely fail because projects are bad.They fail...
“Net-zero” has become one of the most powerful — and misunderstood — phrases in climate action. Companies announce net-zero targets.Investors reward them.Critics question them. And at the center of nearly every debate sits one word: Offsets. This art...
Not all carbon credits do the same thing — even if they all represent one tonne of CO₂e. Some credits prevent emissions from happening.Others pull carbon out of the atmosphere. Both are often discussed under the same umbrella. But as climate targets ...
As carbon markets grow, so does the number of buyers entering them — corporates, investors, utilities, and institutions making climate commitments. But one uncomfortable truth remains: Not all carbon credits are created equal. For buyers, this crea...
