Precise, complete, and irreversible. A proposal for a new yardstick in the carbon market.

The reasons and motivations that companies are buying carbon credits or carbon removals

In response to a request for information from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) to support the preparation of proposed regulations...

Carbon 2.0 features large in CFTC commentary submitted by Sky Harvest in response to RFI re voluntary carbon market regulation

Today's carbon markets are plagued by a broken system that inadequately measures the impact of carbon credits. However, there is hope.

You wouldn't buy a puzzle without all the pieces, so why would you pay for carbon credits that haven’t been delivered? Published January...

You’ve implemented a voluntary carbon tax. Now, how do you allocate your “tax revenue”? Let the fun begin! Published July 28, 2023 In two...

So, how do you implement a voluntary carbon tax within your company? The short answer is that it’s easy. Published July 28, 2023 There...

Managing your business’s greenhouse gas emissions is tough! What do you do? Published July 28, 2023 The single bottom line, which solely...

Respond to United Nations public consultation on Removal Activities

Today’s carbon market standards fail to incent uniform quality, urgency, and access. We propose solutions to accelerate climate action.

Today’s carbon markets are using a broken yardstick. We propose a better yardstick that promises increased climate impact.

Sky Harvest responds to Verra's public commentary on its proposal for tonne-year accounting