

Ed Hewitt
How the voluntary carbon market could help us get to net zero
The voluntary carbon market is a crucial tool for funding natural climate solutions. There should be no contradiction between a company cutting its own emissions and using high-quality voluntary carbon credits to compensate for residual emissions. In order for these markets to function properly, trust and integrity are all-important.

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