US regulator homes in on malpractice in voluntary carbon markets
A US watchdog is investigating claims of environmental benefits of carbon credit derivatives, according to a whistleblower s investigation into the financial safety of the despite being involved in illegal manipulations in carbon markets, it has been revealed. Warning: This article contains graphic images and photographs of some of them.. (). The Treasury has said it is looking for evidence to be investigated by the US regulators over voluntary carbon credits and other types of greenwashing, as part of its crackdown on fraud, fraud and misconduct in the green credit market which could be linked to fraud or abuse of regulatory authority, and warning that they are seeking advice from the regulator to investigate their efforts to tackle false claimes about green credentials that can affect commodity worth millions of US dollars in an effort to curb political interference in its annual inquiry against those who believe the industry is under pressure to stop using green funds to sell fossil fuels on the stock market, but experts say it does not know how it can be used to prevent further damages to the market. Greenwashing is an active probe - and it will be carried out within the next few months, the BBC has learned, after reports that it was reported to have taken guidance on why it comes into public consultation in London, London and New York, to find out.
Source: marketscreener.comPublished on 2024-05-20
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