IATA reports offsetting demand of up to 214m tonnes of CO2 for CORSIA first phase
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IATA reports offsetting demand of up to 214m tonnes of CO2 for CORSIA first phase
CORSIA’s substantial carbon offset demand far outstrips available eligible supply, revealing a critical market failure. This scarcity underscores how voluntary schemes may lack integrity, enabling airlines to claim neutrality without genuine emission reductions. Such gaps expose greenwashing risks in aviation’s climate strategies, challenging the credibility of current offsetting mechanisms.
Source: centreforaviation.comPublished on 2026-11-03
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