Written by Jay Tipton Introduction Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) has been receiving significant attention recently from governments, corporations, investors, and project developers as a strategy for combating climate change. Rightly so because estimates indicate that achieving most Paris-aligned net-zero pathways by 2050 will likely require an annual carbon dioxide (CO2) removal capacity of six to…
Click any of the links below to listen! Today we release the 10th episode of our podcast, Untangling Climate Finance! In this episode, Jay covers environmental policy with Timothy Male, the Executive Director of Environmental Policy Innovation Center (EPIC). Tim shares an overview of EPIC’s mission and the impact of their work on environmental policies…
In this episode, Jay covers environmental policy with Timothy Male, the Executive Director of the Environmental Policy Innovation Center (EPIC). Tim outlines EPIC’s mission and its impact on U.S. environmental policies, focusing on initiatives like environmental restoration. They explore challenges in conservation efforts, especially the long permitting times which can get projects in limbo for…
Listen to this Sliced essay on any of the streaming platforms below. In the complex climate finance landscape, the voluntary carbon market (VCM) offers companies a way to address their greenhouse gas emissions by paying to contribute to carbon credit projects. At the heart of this market’s effectiveness and credibility lies the crucial element of…
Tuesday, May 4, 2024 Sliced: Transparency in the Voluntary Carbon Market In this edition of Sliced, we focus on a key voluntary carbon market topic – transparency. We highlight the challenges around transparency, as well as the initiatives from market actors working to improve it and improve the integrity of the VCM. — Sliced is a…
