'Cowboys' and intermediaries thrive in Wild West of the carbon market

This is the third article in our five-part series on forest carbon credits and the voluntary market. Read Part One and Part Two. Part Four and Part Five will be published later this month. LUMI, Papua New Guinea — When Andrea Babon learned about what a company called Kanaka Management Services (KMS) had been up […]

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