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🌍 What is a Carbon Credit? 🌍

  • Writer: Goldstein Carbon
    Goldstein Carbon
  • Nov 1, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Apr 28

A carbon credit represents one metric ton (tCO₂) of carbon dioxide or equivalent greenhouse gases reduced or removed. Carbon credits are generated through various carbon emission reduction projects and purchased by companies or individuals aiming to offset their emissions. Credits originate from specific projects based on carbon credit sources and are traded in carbon markets, enabling companies to balance their emissions.




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What is a carbon credit? Informative visual by Goldstein Carbon. Carbon credits are units generated from emission-reducing projects, purchased by companies and individuals to offset their carbon footprint. Highlights sustainability, greenhouse gas reductions, and environmental benefits of green energy projects.

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