Gwenolé Le Velly
@gwen-levelly.bsky.social
Assistant professor in economics at Institut Agro Montpellier and member of the CEE-M. Specialised in environmental and agricultural economics.
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Reposted by Gwenolé Le Velly
A key factor undermining the credibility of carbon credits is the evaluation of project baselines and their impact, which frequently leads to over-crediting.
In this new paper in @natsustain.nature.com, we question the potential of systematic ex-post evaluation to restore this credibility.
In this new paper in @natsustain.nature.com, we question the potential of systematic ex-post evaluation to restore this credibility.
July 2, 2025 at 9:48 AM
A key factor undermining the credibility of carbon credits is the evaluation of project baselines and their impact, which frequently leads to over-crediting.
In this new paper in @natsustain.nature.com, we question the potential of systematic ex-post evaluation to restore this credibility.
In this new paper in @natsustain.nature.com, we question the potential of systematic ex-post evaluation to restore this credibility.