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Zimbabwe introduces stricter carbon credit regulations to combat greenwashing

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Zimbabwe’s environment ministry plans to closely regulate voluntary carbon offset trading to curb greenwashing and ensure benefits go toward local communities.

The global $2-billion voluntary carbon offset market involves companies purchasing credits from emission-reducing projects such as renewable energy or planting trees to offset their own emissions.

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