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Who would pay for that? Carbon credits exist to white-wash the emissions companies have. Their real effectiveness isn't really a concern for most companies. Jus

• gosub100 3y ago
  Well, ostensibly, "green initiatives" would do that to gauge the efficacy of their own endeavors. Either the CC company could pay for their own, independent audit, or a fellow "partner" or "foundation" would periodically pay for it. I dont necessarily disagree with you that CC is bs, but why would anyone be against going MythBusters on it? And what better mythbuster than a big-name accounting firm? If your position is correct, then the green movement has some explaining to do. Claiming to fight something, as a non-profit, and not having any auditing or accounting measures is deceitful to their cause and makes us question whether they in fact care about the environment whatsoever. Having one of the big-five blow their cover would help rip the bandaid off and redirect that money to an effective cause.