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Carbon credit scheme: A debt from above

Carbon credit scheme: A debt from above

“Debt From Above: The Carbon Credit Coup” exposes the complex web of debt and deceit surrounding the global carbon credit industry. Journalist Anya Taylor takes readers through a journey that uncovers the profiteering of corporations, the exploitation of vulnerable communities, and the broken promises of environmental sustainability. Taylor’s investigation reveals how carbon credits, intended to promote emissions reduction, have become a lucrative market plagued by fraud, double-counting, and greenwashing. This article serves as a clarion call for accountability and transparency in the fight against climate change.

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Debt From Above: The Carbon Credit Coup

Carbon credit scheme: A debt from above

“Debt From Above: The Carbon Credit Coup” exposes the insidious scheme that has allowed corporate polluters to evade responsibility for their climate-wrecking emissions. Through a convoluted system of carbon credits, these companies have been able to buy their way out of meaningful emission reductions, while saddling the Global South with unattainable debt.

Based on meticulous research and expert analysis, this hard-hitting exposé uncovers how the carbon credit charade has become a lucrative tool for corporate greenwashing. As the consequences of climate change intensify, it is imperative that we hold these polluters accountable and demand real solutions that prioritize the health of our planet and its inhabitants.

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Second EIA Survey Extension Being Pushed With Open Comment Period

Second EIA Survey Extension Being Pushed With Open Comment Period

The Army Corps is planning an Environmental Impact Analysis (EIA) to survey the potential impacts of the Bolsa Chica Lowlands Restoration Project. The review period for this survey has been pushed back by 15 days, through Wednesday, May 3, 2023, due to a finalized version not receiving approval in a timely manner. During this extended review period, the public is encouraged to submit any comments regarding the project.

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Save a Tree, Use Web3

Save a Tree, Use Web3

As we move towards a more sustainable future, it is crucial that we take action now to protect our planet. One way to do this is to take advantage of the many tools available through Web3, such as online document storage and teleconferencing, to reduce paper usage and energy consumption.

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