I’m reading the New Yorker article, a great in-depth examination of South Pole and the “more selling than substance” that is the carbon credit world. And thanks for all you do, Chris.
Oh, really - "there’s a risk the entire reputation of carbon markets will be destroyed"? This gets exciting! If "carbon markets" actually ever had any Substance, there would be nothing to worry about. Rule #2- NEVER rip off the big accounting firms! Especially EY - you might as well try to rig the Oscars voting. But again, it's the people on the ground getting burnt The worst, promises then nothing. For the investors - buyer beware!
I’m reading the New Yorker article, a great in-depth examination of South Pole and the “more selling than substance” that is the carbon credit world. And thanks for all you do, Chris.
Oh, really - "there’s a risk the entire reputation of carbon markets will be destroyed"? This gets exciting! If "carbon markets" actually ever had any Substance, there would be nothing to worry about. Rule #2- NEVER rip off the big accounting firms! Especially EY - you might as well try to rig the Oscars voting. But again, it's the people on the ground getting burnt The worst, promises then nothing. For the investors - buyer beware!