Report: Carbon market purchases fall amid credit integrity concerns

Stuart Stone
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Negative media coverage and lack of integrity initiative guidance behind $1bn drop in voluntary carbon market investment in 2023, study claims

The volume and value of the voluntary carbon market fell for the second year running in 2023, as potential buyers held back from purchasing carbon credits amid ongoing integrity concerns, fresh research...

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