Shell dismisses Greenpeace, FT reporting on "phantom" carbon credits as inaccurate « Carbon Pulse
Shell denies allegations that it sold hundreds of millions in fake carbon credits for nonexistent emission reductions. This incident highlights how major polluters may manipulate voluntary markets, exploiting verification gaps to appear greener than they are. Such controversies underscore the urgent need for stricter oversight in carbon credit governance to prevent deceptive marketing practices.
Source: carbon-pulse.comPublished on 2024-05-11
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