Zombie carbon credits are an important issue in the fight against climate change and in promoting reforestation. These credits are a way of offsetting greenhouse gas emissions by investing in reforestation and forest conservation projects.

However, in recent years, there has been growing concern about zombie carbon credits, which refers to credits that are sold but do not meet the necessary criteria to be considered real credits. This means that there is no guarantee that the corresponding investment in reforestation or forest conservation has been made to offset greenhouse gas emissions.

The impact of zombie carbon credits on the effectiveness of carbon offset programs.

One of the main concerns about zombie carbon credits is that they can undermine efforts to address climate change by reducing the effectiveness of carbon offset programs. This is because zombie carbon credits are ineffective at reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and the companies that buy these credits are not effectively reducing their carbon footprint.

Are you really helping the planet by buying carbon credits?

It is important to note that not all carbon credits are zombies. There are many reforestation and forest conservation programs and projects that meet the necessary criteria to be considered real and effective credits in the fight against climate change. These programs and projects are important to promote biodiversity and air quality.