Africa > FEATURE: Bahamas and others step in from the sidelines of voluntary carbon market

FEATURE: Bahamas and others step in from the sidelines of voluntary carbon market

Published 19:17 on April 26, 2022  /  Last updated at 19:46 on April 26, 2022  / Katherine Monahan /  Africa, Americas, Asia Pacific, Australia, Canada, China, EMEA, International, Japan, Mexico, Middle East, Nature-based, New Zealand, Other APAC, South & Central, South Korea, Switzerland, US, Voluntary

The Bahamas has proposed legislation that will chart a course for the Caribbean nation’s participation in the voluntary carbon market, a move that follows other legal frameworks emerging from host countries and raises questions on how these play into the unregulated market’s norms.
The Bahamas has proposed legislation that will chart a course for the Caribbean nation’s participation in the voluntary carbon market, a move that follows other legal frameworks emerging from host countries and raises questions on how these play into the unregulated market’s norms.


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