Anyone who bakes will know all about tipping points. As you attempt to balance an old fashioned scale, you must be careful to match the…
Jen Stebbing28 March 2023
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For millions of years, marine and coastal ecosystems have been silently removing carbon from our atmosphere. As natural carbon sinks, the world’s mangroves, seagrasses and…
Jen Stebbing14 March 2023
Evelyne Ligoberth Kapaya is a carbon champion. From her home in Katuma Village, Tanzania, she spends much of her time discussing deforestation and climate change.…
Jen Stebbing8 March 2023
From the dense forests of Brazil to the deep Pacific ocean, our planet has an innate ability to remove CO2 from the atmosphere. For hundreds…
Jen Stebbing14 February 2023
By Ed Hewitt, Director of Natural Climate Solutions. First published by Carbon Pulse, 7th February 2023. The latest debate arising from the Guardian’s recent article…
Jen Stebbing7 February 2023
A carbon market without additionality is like a square-wheeled bike; a highly scalable concept, scuppered by a fundamental flaw. This term, speaking to the very…
Jen Stebbing31 January 2023
We note the Guardian’s recent article criticising forest-protection (REDD+) carbon credits with concern. We encourage scrutiny of the market and the challenging of assumptions. However,…
Jen Stebbing19 January 2023
It is likely you have felt a personal responsibility to reduce your carbon footprint. Perhaps you are avoiding flying? Or maybe you have cut down…
Jen Stebbing17 January 2023
The year has reached its finale and the curtain is soon to close. But before we can clap our hands in applause, it’s important to…
Jen Stebbing20 December 2022
However you may feel about it, the phrase ‘sustainable development’ seems here to stay. The term refers to development that enables us to meet our…
Jen Stebbing6 December 2022
