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A new contractual framework, The Open Standard Carbon Removal Agreement (OSCAR), was launched during the COP30 to address legal inefficiencies in the carbon dioxide removal (CDR) market. Developed by a group of industry veterans (Glenn Morley, Jason Grillo, and Elena Pérez Celis, with Peter Mayer providing pro bono legal advice), OSCAR aims to serve as a standardized baseline for offtake purchases of carbon removal credits. Here is a link to the blog post article of CDR.fyi

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Voluntary carbon credits (VCCs) have emerged as a critical tool in the global fight against climate change. These credits, which...

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