Leading carbon farming project partner, Climate Friendly, welcomes the outcomes released today by the Independent Chubb Review of Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs).
Climate Friendly’s verified data shows that tree regeneration only occurs through a combination of sustainable land management practices and rainfall.
Climate Friendly Co-CEOs Josh Harris and Skye Glenday have some exciting ideas to share on how Australia can take the opportunity to become a land-based emissions reduction superpower.
Leading carbon farming services provider Climate Friendly and Australian investment manager Adamantem Capital (Adamantem) today
The Koala Friendly Carbon project will plant koala food and shelter trees to help restore thousands of hectares of koala habitat, increase biodiversity, store carbon, and provide carbon credits income for landholders.
We are confident in the integrity of our projects and welcome scrutiny that improves Australia’s carbon market. That’s why we support calls for a review to increase transparency and strengthen regulation during this climate critical decade.
An open letter sent to the Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction Angus Taylor signed by 15 organisations – representing roughly a quarter of contracted carbon abatement projects and responsible for the majority of Climate Active Accreditations and ACCU sales to voluntary buyers in Australia.
Guidelines required to maintain the integrity of globally respected and successful Australian carbon market Climate
Climate Friendly welcomes ongoing scrutiny and evidence-based analysis of Australia’s carbon farming methods.
A recent peer-reviewed study has found that Human Induced Regeneration carbon farming projects “resulted in significant increases in woody plus forest cover”.
