
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


You might have heard more and more recently about carbon offsetting - with companies labeling their products as carbon neutral or airlines allowing you to offset the emissions of your ticket with a one-time fee. Carbon credits, the financial market behind this movement are becoming big business - with billions of dollars in credits traded last year alone.
But how much oversight do these markets have, and can you be guaranteed that your carbon is actually being offset when you pay that extra airline fee? To help us answer these questions, we’re joined by Polly Hemming, Advisor to the Australia Institute for their climate and energy program.
Follow Polly:
Follow GRIFTONOMICS:
By Jackson Palmer4.7
3535 ratings
You might have heard more and more recently about carbon offsetting - with companies labeling their products as carbon neutral or airlines allowing you to offset the emissions of your ticket with a one-time fee. Carbon credits, the financial market behind this movement are becoming big business - with billions of dollars in credits traded last year alone.
But how much oversight do these markets have, and can you be guaranteed that your carbon is actually being offset when you pay that extra airline fee? To help us answer these questions, we’re joined by Polly Hemming, Advisor to the Australia Institute for their climate and energy program.
Follow Polly:
Follow GRIFTONOMICS:

78,252 Listeners

30,660 Listeners

43,758 Listeners

1,890 Listeners

8,841 Listeners

8,011 Listeners

9,827 Listeners

15,539 Listeners

12,273 Listeners

2,529 Listeners

560 Listeners

16,097 Listeners

10,903 Listeners

4,440 Listeners

550 Listeners