Aviation/CORSIA > Carbon credit initiative reveals majority of assessed units are low in quality

Carbon credit initiative reveals majority of assessed units are low in quality

Published 16:43 on January 31, 2023  /  Last updated at 16:43 on January 31, 2023  /  Aviation/CORSIA, International, Nature-based, Voluntary  /  No Comments

An initiative that scores carbon credits based on their quality across various criteria has assessed a majority of units as low in at least one category as part of a recent expansion, it announced during a virtual event Tuesday.

An initiative that scores carbon credits based on their quality across various criteria has assessed a majority of units as low in at least one category as part of a recent expansion, it announced during a virtual event Tuesday.

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