Insights

High-quality tropical forest carbon credits are essential to combatting climate change, advancing community-led development and safeguarding biodivers

Voluntary carbon markets are booming as companies look to finance emissions reductions or removals as part of their net zero strategy.

There’s a great deal of uncertainty with soil carbon credits and gaps in the science around the estimated amounts of soil carbon that can be stored.

A few key changes since countries met at COP25 in Madrid mean we are in a better position to get agreement on Article 6 at COP26 in Glasgow.

High-integrity, voluntary carbon market and credits offer a crucial opportunity to drive economic impact and protect our communities.

Amazon’s new carbon neutralization paper provides clarity and perspective on what’s needed to reduce emissions fast and at scale.

I recently heard from a lender that their number one question from their farmer borrowers is about carbon credit opportunities.

Until high-quality standards are established for agricultural soil carbon credits, companies should pursue other opportunities to reduce emissions.