Could the UK emerge as a global hub for high integrity carbon markets?

Stuart Stone
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Government sets out new integrity principles in a bid to boost confidence in carbon and nature markets, as buyers warn of a squeeze on high quality credits that could see prices start to rise

Whether you see them as crucial, controversial, or a bit of both, there is no getting away from the fact voluntary carbon and nature markets are currently struggling to deliver on their considerable monetary...

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