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Mediation could better resolve disputes over voluntary carbon markets

Bryan Wu
Bryan Wu • 7 min read
Mediation could better resolve disputes over voluntary carbon markets
From left: Annette Magnusson, co-founder of Climate Change Counsel; Jinhee Kim, head of global dispute resolution practice at Jipyong LLC; Rajat Jariwal, partner at Trilegal; Mikkel Larsen, CEO of Climate Impact X Photo: Ministry of Law, Singapore
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As the drive to combat global warming gathers pace, voluntary carbon markets (VCMs) could see over a five-fold increase by 2030, with transacting carbon volumes on track to equal the annual emissions of the global aviation industry before the pandemic.

With an increasing number of private companies setting ambitious net-zero targets, demand for carbon offsets is expected to increase as these companies purchase the credits to cancel out their emissions elsewhere.

These credits represent emissions-reducing activities that can be generated through climate-action projects, such as tree planting or generating renewable energy.

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