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Carbon credits must not be a ‘free pass for inaction’

That's the verdict from UN Environment, which suggests using carbon credits on a one-for-one basis allows certain groups and organisations to "continue on their polluting ways"
Jonny Bairstow
06/11/2019 5:00 AM
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Carbon credits must not be a ‘free pass for inaction’
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