Earth.org has published a new article written by Seneca advisor Geneviève Hilton, writing under the pen name Jan Lee. The piece examines new global standards introduced to strengthen credibility and transparency in carbon and biodiversity credit markets.
The standards respond to longstanding concerns around greenwashing, inconsistent methodologies, and the need for stronger impact measurement. Jean-Marc Champagne is quoted in the article, providing perspective on the practical implications for investors and project developers, and the importance of frameworks that are both rigorous and workable in practice.
Read the full article on Earth.org: “New Global Credible Credit Standards Promise More Credibility. Will They Work?”
Source: Earth.org
