Voluntary carbon markets (VCMs) expanded rapidly after the Paris Agreement (COP15), and they seemed like a good idea because by setting maximum CO2 emission targets—ultimately aiming for net-zero—they compelled companies to first decarbonize and then offset their remaining emissions. This was where voluntary carbon markets came into play. Initially, VCMs were seen as a promising […]
A Holistic Approach to Climate Change and Biodiversity Conservation
The intertwined crises of global warming and biodiversity loss demand a unified approach, yet they are often tackled independently. Both stem from humanity’s complex relationship with Nature, affecting ecosystems and human well-being alike. Addressing these challenges in tandem through an integrated framework, which focuses on restorative and conservation actions, could effectively leverage Nature-based Solutions (NbS) […]