Why voluntary carbon markets for nature are needed right now

The voluntary carbon market has experienced its first decline in at least seven years, as companies like Nestle and Gucci decrease their purchases due to concerns about forest protection projects not delivering promised emissions savings.

Global carbon markets are an alternative model for addressing greenhouse gas emissions and combating climate change, providing an avenue for companies and individuals to offset their emissions and promote sustainable consumption patterns; Brazil, with its substantial natural capacity for carbon dioxide capture, has the potential to become a sustainability powerhouse in this field.