Paying for your sins: why carbon offsetting is not a serious approach to climate change

Keith Baker

Paying for your sins: why carbon offsetting is not a serious approach to climate change

Civil Engineering and Environmental Management

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Abstract

Dr Keith Baker, co-founder of the Energy Policy Research initiative, says that if the SNP is to back up its “climate emergency” statement with serious substance, then former climate minister Stewart Stevenson MSP’s carbon offsetting proposals must be rejected outright

Original language	English
Journal	CommonSpace
Publication status	Published - 1 May 2019

Keywords

carbon pricing
climate change
climate emergency
Scottish Government
SNP

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