Biodiversity > Companies still don’t trust a stand-alone market for biodiversity, experts say

Companies still don’t trust a stand-alone market for biodiversity, experts say

Published 16:16 on June 13, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:16 on June 13, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

A business case for voluntary biodiversity credits is not there yet, as companies prefer to engage in the carbon market with biodiversity co-benefits due to a lack of trust in a stand-alone market, experts have told Carbon Pulse.
A business case for voluntary biodiversity credits is not there yet, as companies prefer to engage in the carbon market with biodiversity co-benefits due to a lack of trust in a stand-alone market, experts have told Carbon Pulse.


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