EMEA > UK MPs warned that carbon credit reporting lacks transparency

UK MPs warned that carbon credit reporting lacks transparency

Published 16:50 on January 24, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:50 on January 24, 2024  / /  EMEA, Voluntary

It is difficult to ensure that carbon credits truly represent carbon reduction or removal - and while they can bring societal and environmental benefits, some projects can harm the environment and indigenous communities, according to a briefing on carbon crediting for UK parliament members.
It is difficult to ensure that carbon credits truly represent carbon reduction or removal - and while they can bring societal and environmental benefits, some projects can harm the environment and indigenous communities, according to a briefing on carbon crediting for UK parliament members.


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