Paying.Green

  Climate change is the burning issue in the world. A few decades ago, when climate change felt to be something of the future, currently we are living in a world that is seeing the drastic effects of climate change. The main reason behind climate change is the excess emission of carbon gasses from industrial and commercial processes and consumer products. Now, there are certain industrial processes that can’t easily get rid of their carbon emissions. But they can still reduce their net carbin footprint by buying verified climate credits and become carbon neutral. So, what are climate credits? Climate credits are generated from different carbon offsetting projects that have been verified to reduce carbon emissions elsewhere in the world. These projects reduce the carbon dioxide levels either by directly absorbing it by planting more trees or by using renewable energy resources. There are normally 26 categories of carbon projects and many include best practice emerging techn

  The emission of greenhouse gases is often inevitable for a business. While it is possible to reduce the emission of certain gases, there are some emissions that are unavoidable. Many businesses are contributors of these emissions due to the nature of their operations. If you own or manage such a business you can compensate for the emission of these gases, by offsetting them. To offset these emissions, you need to buy carbon credits generated by third party verified carbon offset projects that reduces greenhouse gas emissions elsewhere. Once you have offset your carbon emissions, your business can be carbon neutral and be recognized by its community. Paying.Green® is a global carbon offsetting community, operating free of traditional commerciality, with its origins in Australia, Sweden, and Spain. They aim to help businesses reduce their carbon emissions by providing them with ethical carbon offset credits . They have a team of hardworking and skilled professionals work

  Companies are increasingly seeking to reduce their carbon footprint through carbon offsetting to meet customer and community expectations. Carbon credits are normally generated from verified offset carbon emissions projects in several countries around the world and always under a certifying framework such as the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the UN FCCC, Gold Standard and Verra. These projects are often first funded by project developers and the so-called Carbon Credits being generated by the project are not released until it has been externally verified that the carbon emission objectives of the project have been achieved. This means that there is no risk that carbon reduction has not been achieved once a carbon credit is retired. This makes Carbon offsetting among the most popular and trusted ways to achieve carbon neutrality where a business is not in a position to otherwise reduce its own carbon footprint. The majority of these projects ar