Americas > ANALYSIS: UN Article 6 body underscores ‘bottom-up’ approach in core standards, key carbon removal elements still need clarity

ANALYSIS: UN Article 6 body underscores ‘bottom-up’ approach in core standards, key carbon removal elements still need clarity

Published 12:08 on October 17, 2024  /  Last updated at 12:08 on October 17, 2024  / and /  Americas, Asia Pacific, Climate Talks, EMEA, International, Paris Article 6

Flexible, non-prescriptive approaches are staple features of the carbon crediting methodologies and removals standards, adopted by a UN body last Thursday, in a bold move that experts see as a major step forward towards carbon crediting under the Paris Agreement’s Sustainable Development Mechanism (SDM).
Flexible, non-prescriptive approaches are staple features of the carbon crediting methodologies and removals standards, adopted by a UN body last Thursday, in a bold move that experts see as a major step forward towards carbon crediting under the Paris Agreement’s Sustainable Development Mechanism (SDM).


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