Tag: Agriculture

A clerical error pushed Guyana's 2023 J-REDD+ issuance 40% too high. A ratings agency flagged it, ART is freezing and canceling credits. What buyers must check.

India’s first carbon farming district shows how district-level aggregation could cut MRV costs, bundle smallholders, and make soil carbon supply more investable.

First verified mycorrhizal soil-carbon credits show how biology-led agricultural carbon could reshape MRV, durability, and buyer demand.

Agricultural carbon credits face double counting and double claiming risks. Here’s how buyers, investors, and developers can assess integrity and contracts.

Bangladesh’s first Gold Standard agroforestry credits show how South Asia can move from theory to issuable, high-integrity carbon supply.

A bank-backed carbon farming deal in South Africa could make agricultural credits more financeable, de-risk projects, and expand supply for global buyers.

India’s fragmented smallholder farms could supply major carbon credit volumes, but buyers need strong MRV, integrity checks, and Article 6.2 clarity.

Amazon’s rice carbon deal in India shows how agricultural credits, Verra’s VM0051, and corporate procurement are reshaping nature-based carbon demand.

Livestock feed additives can cut enteric methane and may become tradable carbon credits if MRV, economics, and demand align across agriculture.

Argentina’s first domestically-focused Verra ALM registration signals soil carbon supply growth, but buyers must scrutinize MRV, additionality, and delivery risk.