Tag: Permanence

Amazon’s South Africa land restoration deal shows how long-term offtakes can de-risk nature-based removals, finance projects, and raise integrity standards.

Australia’s native forest exit could turn carbon credits into public-sector transition finance, but only if additionality, baselines, and permanence hold.

Bangladesh’s 250 million tree plan may not yield headline carbon revenue. Here’s why MRV, integrity, and market rules decide real earnings.

Microsoft’s India ERW deal signals a new geography for durable carbon removal, with implications for MRV, offtake, pricing, and global buyer expectations.

Temporary carbon removal may fit methane claims as a bridge tool, but CO2 cuts still need permanent removals and direct abatement for integrity.

Vietnam and Indonesia are tightening forest carbon rules, reshaping Article 6 demand, buyer diligence, and high-integrity credit supply in Southeast Asia.

Alberta’s CCS protocol update adds DAC rules, low-carbon power accounting, and reversal clarity, shaping credit quality, liability, and buyer confidence.

New UCSB and Clark University research suggests forest carbon buffer pools are too small, raising reversal risk and buyer due diligence concerns.

Forest carbon credits often rely on historical loss data, but climate change is breaking those assumptions. Here is what buyers should know about permanence risk.

Africa’s carbon credit boom is creating worker-rights risks. Buyers need labor due diligence, not just carbon checks, to protect permanence and reputation.