Innovations in Carbon Pricing: Latin America's Carbon Markets
Latin America is emerging as a global leader in carbon pricing, from carbon taxes to emissions trading systems to voluntary markets.
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Latin America is emerging as a global leader in carbon pricing, from carbon taxes to emissions trading systems to voluntary markets.
The GHG Protocol's emissions reporting framework shapes how companies account for and offset carbon. What that means for Scope 1, 2, and 3, and the growing market for climate software.
Insurance has long been absent from carbon markets. That's changing. As climate investment risk grows, insurers are building products specifically for the VCM.
Direct Air Capture, ocean-based techniques, and other CDR technologies are attracting surging investment. What separates the approaches: permanence, verifiability, and scale.
The voluntary carbon market and compliance markets are distinct but deeply intertwined. How they overlap, and where they don't.
Except you invest time, not money. And that raises the stakes.
Explaining why it matters what a startup is building is harder than the building itself.
Ten days of Vipassana meditation in silence. On confronting boredom, back pain, and a burping neighbor while searching for enlightenment.
A night at Time Warp Buenos Aires. Five people didn't make it home.
Leading a youth expedition across Nicaragua is a crash course in parenting teenagers.
A meeting in Isiquí where community politics and NGO funding circle each other, creating a stalemate.
Arriving in Isiquí, Nicaragua to build a water system, our team runs into aid dependency and misplaced assumptions about who actually needs help.
A woman uses the sidewalk as a toilet outside a luxury apartment block in San Francisco. Silicon Valley's ambitions and its human cost, on the same block.
Seven days in the Nevada desert at Burning Man, and what I keep coming back to.
Three days on the Trans-Siberian Railway to Irkutsk, then a trek along Lake Baikal with babushkas, the Dragon Lady, and a dog who wouldn't leave.
After 4.5 years in golden handcuffs, I hand in my Google badge to go travelling and figure out what comes next.