What most people know about carbon credits
Carbon credits are a type of permit or certificate that represents the right to emit one metric ton of carbon dioxide or another greenhouse gas into the atmosphere. They are often used as a way to incentivize companies and organizations to reduce their carbon emissions by providing a financial incentive for doing so.
Here are a few things that most people generally know about carbon credits:
- They can be bought and sold on carbon markets: Companies and organizations that produce fewer emissions than they are permitted to can sell their excess carbon credits on carbon markets, while those that emit more than their allowance can buy credits to offset their emissions.
- They are often used to offset carbon emissions: Companies and organizations can purchase carbon credits as a way to offset their carbon emissions, essentially “neutralizing” their impact on the environment.
- They can be generated through renewable energy projects: Carbon credits can be generated by renewable energy projects, such as wind or solar power, which reduce the amount of greenhouse gases that are released into the atmosphere.
- They are subject to regulation: Carbon credits are subject to regulations, and the standards for generating and trading them vary depending on the country or region.
- They are part of the larger conversation around climate change: Carbon credits are one tool that can be used to address the issue of climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and incentivizing sustainable practices.
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Zoe Lofgren, who sits on the House committee probing the insurrection, to warn that the ex-President had issued a “call to arms.”
“Calling out for demonstrations if, you know, anything adverse, legally, happens to him, is pretty extraordinary. And I think it’s important to think through what message is being sent,” the California Democrat told CNN’s Pamela Brown on Sunday.
In yet another sign of Trump’s incessantly consuming inability to accept his election loss, he issued a statement that same evening slamming former Vice President Mike Pence for refusing his demands to overturn the result of the democratic election in 2020, and falsely claimed that the then-vice president had the power to do so.