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23.02
Carbon Credit: What is it, how does it work, what benefits and how are the regulated and voluntary markets?
Carbon credit is a financial asset that allows private and public institutions to offset their greenhouse gas emissions. The objective is to reduce the global emissions seeking to achieve climate balance.
06.02
Can the Carbon Credit be produced by any agricultural production system?
In summary, it is not any agricultural production system that can produce carbon credits, only projects that really reduce GHGs, clearly demonstrating the rigorous criteria can generate carbon credits that can be commercialized.
16.11
Read on to find out what should be some of the most important issues of the COP-27.
With great expectation, the COP-27 will most likely be regarded as the summit of enactment, as it aims to bring into effect the agreements that have been tailored to comply with article 6 of the Paris Agreement, which has been the basis for the effectiveness of a global carbon market.
26.10
From climate risk to climate change resilient development.
There is no doubt that climate risk and its impacts are evident. We must move swiftly towards climate-resilient development. The IPCC Policymakers report identifies the primary fronts for paving the road to a more sustainable future.
13.10
How the carbon market can benefit agribusiness.
There are many benefits that agribusiness can gain from the carbon credit market by applying good management practices in livestock farming, using good agricultural practices that protect and regenerate the soil, and naturally through reforestation and conservation of forest areas. These practices can generate carbon credits that can be traded.
10.07
Growth of the regulated carbon market - Great opportunities for Brazil
Brazil trades in the voluntary carbon credits market, however, the perspective of creating a regulated carbon market would position the country as a major global player in the sector, based upon the regulation of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement; Congress is expected to vote on the bill while the federal government has already issued a decree regarding the matter
10.07
The carbon credit market in full expansion.
Learn about how the system of carbon trading began and why the voluntary market for carbon credits represents opportunities for companies that are seeking to reduce their emissions. Brazil has begun to take steps in regulating this market. The time is now to get ahead of the curve with the right platform: MyCarbon
10.07
Meet MyCarbon - A new venture into the market of carbon credits
In the coming years MyCarbon hopes to foster the carbon market in Brazil and to assist companies seeking to reduce emissions in order to contribute to the goals of the Paris Agreement

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Carbon Credit: What is it, how does it work, what benefits and how are the regulated and voluntary markets?

Carbon credit is a financial asset that allows private and public institutions to offset their greenhouse gas emissions. The objective is to reduce the global emissions seeking to achieve climate balance.

Can the Carbon Credit be produced by any agricultural production system?

In summary, it is not any agricultural production system that can produce carbon credits, only projects that really reduce GHGs, clearly demonstrating the rigorous criteria can generate carbon credits that can be commercialized.

Read on to find out what should be some of the most important issues of the COP-27.

With great expectation, the COP-27 will most likely be regarded as the summit of enactment, as it aims to bring into effect the agreements that have been tailored to comply with article 6 of the Paris Agreement, which has been the basis for the effectiveness of a global carbon market.

From climate risk to climate change resilient development.

There is no doubt that climate risk and its impacts are evident. We must move swiftly towards climate-resilient development. The IPCC Policymakers report identifies the primary fronts for paving the road to a more sustainable future.

How the carbon market can benefit agribusiness.

Growth of the regulated carbon market - Great opportunities for Brazil

The carbon credit market in full expansion.

Meet MyCarbon - A new venture into the market of carbon credits

In the coming years MyCarbon hopes to foster the carbon market in Brazil and to assist companies seeking to reduce emissions in order to contribute to the goals of the Paris Agreement

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