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Basically, the companies only care about the being able to tout their green initiatives at the lowest possible price, so this is exactly what they want.
> “Potential buyers benefit from consistently low prices created by the flood of credits. It means that companies can tick their net zero box at the lowest possible cost,” he said. Basically, the companies only care about the being able to tout their green initiatives at the lowest possible price, so this is exactly what they want.
https://www.reuters.com/business/sustainable-business/carbon...
> “Potential buyers benefit from consistently low prices created by the flood of credits. It means that companies can tick their net zero box at the lowest possible cost,” he said. Basically, the companies only care about the being able to tout their green initiatives at the lowest possible price, so this is exactly what they want.
I was looking through the Alabama property records one time because I was wondering who owns all these huge tracks of land with nothing on them. They all traced back through a series of shell companies to Wall Street investment banks.
I was looking through the Alabama property records one time because I was wondering who owns all these huge tracks of land with nothing on them. They all traced back through a series of shell companies to Wall Street investment banks.