Americas > FEATURE: Legal, scientific scrutiny before ocean carbon-remover Running Tide ran aground

FEATURE: Legal, scientific scrutiny before ocean carbon-remover Running Tide ran aground

Published 00:40 on July 4, 2024  /  Last updated at 02:25 on July 5, 2024  / /  Americas, EMEA, US, Voluntary

Maine-headquartered Running Tide, the now-shuttered ocean carbon removal project developer, saw only a handful of early buyers and investors patient enough to see through the company’s delivery of voluntary carbon credits, as critics slate and executives defend its efforts to scale up.
Maine-headquartered Running Tide, the now-shuttered ocean carbon removal project developer, saw only a handful of early buyers and investors patient enough to see through the company’s delivery of voluntary carbon credits, as critics slate and executives defend its efforts to scale up.


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