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Follow us on LinkedIn! Click here. Listen to this Sliced essay on any of the streaming platforms below: By: Jay Tipton The era of free atmospheric pollution must come to an end. This sentiment is no longer radical. On the contrary, it is a widely held view among environmental advocates, climate economists, and even many industry…
Sliced: IMPACT Q1 Updates
Listen to this Sliced essay on any of the streaming platforms below. At the end of 2023, we introduced our IMPACT framework, a strategic acronym representing key components influencing the development and speed of climate finance, carbon markets, and impact investing. We designed this framework to steer our evaluation of these areas on a regular…
Sliced: Impact Q2 Updates
As we continue through 2024, our IMPACT framework, introduced at the close of 2023, remains a cornerstone of our strategic perspective. This acronym captures the crucial elements driving the evolution and acceleration of climate finance, carbon markets, and impact investing. Our framework has been instrumental in guiding our assessments and projections. It was first applied…
Dissecting Carbon Markets with Dr. Lambert Schneider
In this episode, Jay chats with carbon market expert, Dr. Lambert Schneider. Jay taps into Dr. Schneider's policy and research expertise on all things regarding carbon markets, both voluntary and compliance. Dr. Schneider offers a brief history lesson on the development of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and its evolution into the Paris Agreement…
Our Take: Fixing the Voluntary Carbon Market – 7 Bold Moves for Real Change
I was sitting on the patio after a day out with my wife, hunting down the perfect Xmas gift for her parents. I saw an alert for a post to our corporate Slack channel covering news relating to climate finance and markets. The headline flashed, “Phantom rice projects expose voluntary carbon market failings.” It was a critical article published by Dialogue Earth on December 19, 2024.
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