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Chris LangYour daily reminder that carbon offsets are a scam
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Joe Sanberg, co-founder of carbon trading company Aspiration, pleads guilty to US$248 million fraud
Joe Sanberg, co-founder of Aspiration Partners, an “eco-friendly” bank that turned to carbon trading, pleaded guilty this week to a US$248 million scheme to defraud investors.
Climate policy experts call for “excluding or phasing out offsets from carbon-pricing schemes and other climate policy processes”
A new analysis from a team of climate policy experts warns that carbon offsets are an obstacle to meeting the global temperature targets in the Paris Agreement. The authors calls for decision makers to “exclude offsets from carbon pricing s...
Book review: Carbon Credits are Crap by Jaye Connolly
Earlier this month, I wrote about the conclusion of Verra’s two-year long carbon accounting review of the Kariba REDD project in Zimbabwe. Verra found that 15.2 million fake carbon credits were sold from the project.
REDDisms: October 2025
From the early days of REDD-Monitor, there was a feature on the website titled, “REDDisms.” It was a collection of quotations loosely about carbon trading, the climate crisis, and REDD.
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REDD-Monitor is about the climate crisis: rainforests and fossil fuels; carbon trading and carbon cowboys; and conservation and human rights.
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