Business group to map credibility of digital climate markets as crypto takes hold

Published 12:24 on January 20, 2022  /  Last updated at 13:00 on January 20, 2022  / /  Bavardage, International, Voluntary

Business group IETA has set up a taskforce to explore and work on guidelines for ensuring integrity in the fast-emerging blockchain-based carbon market, the latest sign that traditional emissions market participants are seeking to work with the crypto space rather than trying to subdue it.
Business group IETA has set up a taskforce to explore and work on guidelines for ensuring integrity in the fast-emerging blockchain-based carbon market, the latest sign that traditional emissions market participants are seeking to work with the crypto space rather than trying to subdue it.


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