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New VCMI Guidance Opens Door for Corporate Carbon Credit Claims - Vimarsana News

New VCMI Guidance Opens Door for Corporate Carbon Credit Claims

High-integrity voluntary carbon markets are critical to increase flow of private sector climate finance. VCMI releases ‘Carbon Integrity’ Claims Branding and…

Source: canada.com
Updated VCMI Claims Code: Harnessing Carbon Credits for Climate Action - Vimarsana News

Updated VCMI Claims Code: Harnessing Carbon Credits for Climate Action

Discover how VCMI's updated Claims Code of Practice stimulates climate action through high-quality carbon credits. Achieve real, verified emission reductions and progress towards net zero goals.

Source: edie.net
FCA updates sustainability disclosure and greenwashing rules for UK investors - Vimarsana News

FCA updates sustainability disclosure and greenwashing rules for UK investors

Financial Conduct Authority confirms final plans for Sustainability Disclosure Requirements in policy paper released this afternoon

FCA 'closes loopholes' with introduction of fourth label under SDR but further clarification needed - Vimarsana News

FCA 'closes loopholes' with introduction of fourth label under SDR but further clarification needed

The FCA’s final rules for SDR have been deemed the “most significant single piece of UK sustainable finance regulation to date”, but questions remain.

Carbon Credits: Addressing Skepticism And Charting The Future At COP28 - Vimarsana News

Carbon Credits: Addressing Skepticism And Charting The Future At COP28

Critics abound regarding carbon credits and their role in facilitating 'offsets.' Integrity standards at COP28 offer a path to boost confidence and funds for communities.

Source: forbes.com