With airline travel rebounding, it's time to double-down on carbon market integrity

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The sooner we can iron out details for ICAO programmes to avoid 'double counting' of carbon removals for airlines the better, writes Mary Grady of the American Carbon Registry

Air travel is rebounding. Passenger numbers are rising, more and more planes are taking to the skies, and international flights are starting to come back. Just last week, the Council of the International...

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