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While corporate companies chase returns and profits, there are those few who chase sustainability, and even fewer who get it right. In this episode, we sit down with Alexia Kelly, Managing Director of the High Tide Foundation and former Netflix sustainability executive, to explore the complex world of greenhouse gas accounting and carbon credits. Backed by her extensive and high-stakes experience in key sustainability events and milestones, her insights offer an understanding of how leading companies are investing in nature-based solutions, why standardized carbon market rules are crucial for scaling climate action, and how corporate sustainability initiatives can drive real-world impact.
This conversation takes us into the future of climate finance and environmental impact measurement.
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Alexia Kelly Bio:
Alexia Kelly is the Managing Director of the High Tide Foundation and a distinguished expert in carbon markets, climate finance, and policy solutions. With over twenty years of experience in climate action, she has held pivotal roles, including Director of Net Zero Plus Nature at Netflix and key positions at the US State Department, where she helped negotiate the Paris Agreement in 2015. Her extensive background spans from pioneering carbon market methodologies at the Climate Trust to implementing international climate programs and shaping global emissions trading rules.
Kelly's expertise in greenhouse gas accounting and carbon market development has been instrumental in establishing standards for climate action measurement and verification. Through her leadership at the High Tide Foundation's Carbon Policy and Markets Initiative, she works to bridge the gap between technical carbon accounting requirements and real-world implementation challenges faced by companies pursuing climate goals. Her work has contributed significantly to advancing global climate action, particularly in developing standardized approaches to carbon markets and methane mitigation strategies.
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By Matthew Matern4
2020 ratings
While corporate companies chase returns and profits, there are those few who chase sustainability, and even fewer who get it right. In this episode, we sit down with Alexia Kelly, Managing Director of the High Tide Foundation and former Netflix sustainability executive, to explore the complex world of greenhouse gas accounting and carbon credits. Backed by her extensive and high-stakes experience in key sustainability events and milestones, her insights offer an understanding of how leading companies are investing in nature-based solutions, why standardized carbon market rules are crucial for scaling climate action, and how corporate sustainability initiatives can drive real-world impact.
This conversation takes us into the future of climate finance and environmental impact measurement.
Want to boast to your friends about trees named after you? Help us plant 30k trees? Only a few trees left! Visit aclimatechange.com/trees to learn more.
Subscribe now on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get podcasts.
Watch the full conversation: https://www.youtube.com/@aclimatechange/?sub_confirmation=1
Alexia Kelly Bio:
Alexia Kelly is the Managing Director of the High Tide Foundation and a distinguished expert in carbon markets, climate finance, and policy solutions. With over twenty years of experience in climate action, she has held pivotal roles, including Director of Net Zero Plus Nature at Netflix and key positions at the US State Department, where she helped negotiate the Paris Agreement in 2015. Her extensive background spans from pioneering carbon market methodologies at the Climate Trust to implementing international climate programs and shaping global emissions trading rules.
Kelly's expertise in greenhouse gas accounting and carbon market development has been instrumental in establishing standards for climate action measurement and verification. Through her leadership at the High Tide Foundation's Carbon Policy and Markets Initiative, she works to bridge the gap between technical carbon accounting requirements and real-world implementation challenges faced by companies pursuing climate goals. Her work has contributed significantly to advancing global climate action, particularly in developing standardized approaches to carbon markets and methane mitigation strategies.
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