Carbon credits and ITMOs (Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes) are used in the context of climate change mitigation and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. To understand what their similarities and differences are, it is important to know what they are, how they work and under what settings they can be used.
The heavy reliance of retail companies specializing in the maritime shipping industry, which transport products across the world, leads to untold environmental and public health impacts. Climate change is a global challenge that knows no borders. Emissions from anywhere affects people everywhere. Therefore, it is crucial that everyone plays their part in limiting emissions by …
The digital carbon footprint refers to pollution that cannot be seen, and comes from greenhouse gasses (GHG). This pollution happens mainly in activities related to the internet’s use. The Digital Carbon Footprint (DCF) has been a proposal to analyze the environmental impact of something characterizing modern society: digitalization. In the last couple of decades, a …
Nowadays, more and more companies are committed to corporate climate action. For this reason, terms such as “Carbon Neutral” and “Net Zero” have been used over and over, sometimes interchangeably, especially in the last couple of years. The most important thing for companies to become Carbon Neutral or Net Zero is to understand how these …
Plastic credits, what are they exactly? Did you know that the first piece of plastic ever produced in 1862 and all of the plastic produced since then still exists on our planet? Let that sink in for a moment. The problem of plastic pollution is getting more and more concerning with the formation of a …
A few things on carbon projects When it comes to types of forestry projects, it is necessary to talk about a type of carbon project. It is highly important to understand what they are, how they originate and what they generate. Carbon projects are equivalent to an initiative, most of the time privately led, which …
