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VCM Report: Nature-based VERs continue rebound after bearish ‘blip’ in March

Published 17:29 on April 11, 2022 / Last updated at 17:29 on April 11, 2022 / / Africa, Americas, Asia, Asia Pacific, Australia, Aviation/CORSIA, CCUS, China, CO2 Management, EMEA, Engineered Removals, Forestry, Insights, International, Kyoto Mechanisms, LATAM & Caribbean, Nature-based Carbon, Other APAC, Pacific, Paris Article 6/PACM, South & Central, US, US & Canada, VCM Report, Voluntary

Prices for nature-based exchange-traded, standardised voluntary emissions reduction (VER) contracts continued to rebound over the last week as buying interest remained strong for a second consecutive week in April after a bearish March.
Prices for nature-based exchange-traded, standardised voluntary emissions reduction (VER) contracts continued to rebound over the last week as buying interest remained strong for a second consecutive week in April after a bearish March.


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