Evolving climate science, carbon accounting, and the need to support urgent action.

We're happy to share our thoughts today on Carbon Pulse about the need to continually refine carbon accounting methods as knowledge and technology advance—a need that is a natural and essential process to delivering market-based finance efficiently and urgently, not a market flaw. We also voice our commitment with our partners to piloting applications of dynamic baseline approaches for REDD projects across a range of forest landscapes. We look forward to sharing these results publicly and soliciting broader input and feedback on if/how they might be integrated into existing and emerging REDD frameworks.

Read the comment here.

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