π The UN gives (carbon) credit where itβs due #223
A new framework to standardize and facilitate emissions credit trading
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As we hit our official three-year mark, we want to take a moment to thank you β and get to know you better. When Kim and Sophie first started putting pen to paper at the beginning of the pandemic, they expected maybe 500 people would be interested in reading nerdy posts about the ins and outs of climate tech. Three years later, this community has grown to nearly 100x that with ~50,000 of you tuning in week after week to keep pace with a booming climate tech ecosystem.
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With our executive editor, Grace, joining the team and +30k new readers in the past year, weβd love to get reacquainted. And with even more climate tech innovation and deployment ahead, we want to make sure weβre providing the insights that best serve you in all the ways youβre working to build a more sustainable world.
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