What Are Nature-Based Carbon Credits and Why Do Buyers Want Them? Nature-based carbon credits come from projects that protect, manage or restore natural ecosystems such as forests, mangroves, peatlands and grasslands. They are among the most popular credits in the voluntary carbon market, because they combine climate action with benefits…

REDD+, IFM and ARR Explained: A Guide to AFOLU Carbon Projects Forests and land use account for a significant share of global greenhouse gas emissions, and also offer some of the most cost-effective ways to cut them. Carbon projects in this sector are grouped under AFOLU: Agriculture, Forestry and Other…

Corporate Carbon Offsetting in Australia: A Practical Guide Australian businesses face growing pressure from investors, customers, regulators and employees to act on climate. Mandatory climate-related financial disclosure is now being phased in for large entities, and many companies are setting net zero targets. For most, carbon offsetting is part of…

How Businesses Can Offset Their Carbon Emissions the Right Way More businesses than ever are committing to net zero, carbon neutrality or science-based targets. Carbon credits play a role in most of these strategies, but offsetting done badly can expose a company to greenwashing claims. Choosing the right carbon emission…