Analysis of 25 years of evidence shows most schemes are poor quality and fail to lower emissions

Trust in both the tax and political system will falter if people feel they are being punished for not paying tax while large companies legally get away with paying nothing

Podcast Episode · 7am · 08/10/2025 · 15m

The “most comprehensive review of evidence” finds that carbon offsets just don't work.

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Analysis of 25 years of evidence shows most schemes are poor quality and fail to lower emissions

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Analysis of 25 years of evidence shows most schemes are poor quality and fail to lower emissions The failure of carbon offsets to cut planet-heating pollution is “not due to a few bad apples”, a review paper has found, but down to deep-seated systemic problems that incremental change will not solve. Research over two decades has found “intractable” problems that have made carbon credits in most big programmes poor quality, according to the study. While the industry and diplomats have made efforts to improve the system, it found much-awaited rules agreed at a UN climate summit last year “did not substantially address the quality problem”. Continue reading...

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