
What are Carbon Credits? Learn how they work and why they matter
This article dives deep into what carbon credits are, how they work, and their impact on the environment and economy.
What investors expect before they engage, how a project or company gets ready, and what Projects RH sees across the projects it prepares.

This article dives deep into what carbon credits are, how they work, and their impact on the environment and economy.

We are convinced of the merit of wanting to see seaweed given a priority in the carbon credits and ecological funding received from government.

Should the carbon credit trading scheme be used as a mechanism for recognising that we wish to retain biodiversity, and if so, should it be rewarded?

Science provides undeniable truth that we have global warming, caused by humankind. Anyone who challenges the science is seen as a Luddite with their critics playing the man and not the ball.

Carbon neutrality doesn’t mean we are not going to have CO2 emissions. What it does mean is that between carbon abatement and carbon credits programs we will strive by 2050 to have net zero emissions. This places a critical role on both the reduction of the actual emissions but also the creation of carbon credits.

There is significant community and market consensus that the amount of CO2 created by Western societies needs to be reduced. Rather than putting attacks on carbon the markets are trying to create offsets but more importantly, produce the total amount of carbon emitted. Can carbon markets really reduce emissions?

Quality carbon credits are important. We say quality because they need to stand up to scrutiny. Our clients need international credibility for what they do locally, we need clean our house first.

We see Projects RH as a facilitator. It is a market with huge potential as Western countries look to carbon neutrality by 2050 and in most cases by 2030.
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