Arbor Day Foundation's 2023 Insights: Investing in Voluntary Carbon Market for Climate Action
A recent report summarizing the findings and insights of the Arbor Day Foundation from their experiences in the voluntary carbon market in 2023 concludes that investing in this market is crucial for combating the climate crisis.
According to Dan Lambe, CEO of the Arbor Day Foundation, staying abreast of the fast-paced voluntary carbon market is essential for corporate investors to make well-informed decisions. Lambe emphasizes that corporate investment in carbon credits goes beyond just offsetting emissions; it plays a significant role in amplifying the impact of trees in regions most in need.
The report delves into various aspects of the market, such as barriers to carbon supply, demand impacts, and the roles of rating agencies and insurance companies. Additionally, it outlines the Arbor Day Foundation's meticulous approach to due diligence and ensuring fair benefits for landowners involved in carbon credit projects.
Jeremy Manion, managing director of carbon markets, stresses the importance of maintaining high standards of rigor to build trust in the voluntary carbon market, which is crucial for its effectiveness in benefiting both people and the planet.
Through its subsidiary, Arbor Day Carbon, the Arbor Day Foundation utilizes its expertise and partnerships to enhance the impact of forestry by vetting, funding, and selling carbon credits. They have facilitated the advancement of climate goals for numerous corporate leaders by connecting them with forestry carbon project developers. To date, more than five million carbon credits have been transacted through the Arbor Day Foundation, contributing to the planting of over 500 million trees.
Click here to view the report.
According to Dan Lambe, CEO of the Arbor Day Foundation, staying abreast of the fast-paced voluntary carbon market is essential for corporate investors to make well-informed decisions. Lambe emphasizes that corporate investment in carbon credits goes beyond just offsetting emissions; it plays a significant role in amplifying the impact of trees in regions most in need.
The report delves into various aspects of the market, such as barriers to carbon supply, demand impacts, and the roles of rating agencies and insurance companies. Additionally, it outlines the Arbor Day Foundation's meticulous approach to due diligence and ensuring fair benefits for landowners involved in carbon credit projects.
Jeremy Manion, managing director of carbon markets, stresses the importance of maintaining high standards of rigor to build trust in the voluntary carbon market, which is crucial for its effectiveness in benefiting both people and the planet.
Through its subsidiary, Arbor Day Carbon, the Arbor Day Foundation utilizes its expertise and partnerships to enhance the impact of forestry by vetting, funding, and selling carbon credits. They have facilitated the advancement of climate goals for numerous corporate leaders by connecting them with forestry carbon project developers. To date, more than five million carbon credits have been transacted through the Arbor Day Foundation, contributing to the planting of over 500 million trees.
Click here to view the report.
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