BeZero Carbon has published a buyer's guide for superpollutant carbon credits, noting their potential for high near-term climate impact and often lower cost. The guide stresses that credit quality varies significantly across this category, advising buyers to assess individual projects rather than treating all superpollutant credits uniformly. It highlights the voluntary carbon market's role in addressing methane and nitrous oxide emissions, which remain inadequately covered by current policy and regulation. The report, co-authored by Dr. Bojana Bajzelj and Matthew Klassen, suggests that different project types within this category necessitate distinct purchasing strategies.
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