Margaret Morales
Trellis Group
Margaret Morales is director of carbon at GreenBiz Group. She brings more than a decade of experience in climate policy, communications and project development. Prior to GreenBiz she led the marketing and communications team at forest carbon project developer Terraformation. She also launched the research program on natural carbon capture in working lands for climate policy think tank Sightline Institute. She holds a bachelor’s degree in environmental studies from Duke University and a master’s degree from the University of British Columbia.
2 ways to strengthen SBTi’s new net zero draft
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Carbon credit buyers need options — including avoidance and reductions
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How Google and an Indian startup struck the largest biochar carbon removal deal ever
The project will set up at least six industrial biochar reactors, each with the capacity to lock away about 30 tons of CO2 per day. Read More
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Existing programs are set to expand to cover additional emission sources, and several new mechanisms are expected to launch in the next two years. Read More
Why REI, Allbirds and 20 other consumer brands are launching climate transition funds
The Climate Label, launching January 2025, will require participating companies to pay $15 per ton of unabated emissions Read More
Good news: A common definition for net zero is emerging
All five standards require companies to set and report on near-term reduction targets, typically within two to five years. Read More
The voluntary carbon market is oversupplied — but high-quality removals remain scarce, report finds
Demand for carbon removal lags far behind the levels needed to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement. Read More
How the voluntary carbon market accelerates global decarbonization
Several independent studies conducted in the last two years show that companies that buy and retire carbon credits toward their climate goals also decarbonize their own supply chains and operations more quickly than companies not participating. Read More
Carbon neutral is a path, not a destination
Despite doubts and setbacks, it deserves a second look. Read More
4 surprising charts about climate targets from the world’s 500 largest companies
The new Climate Impact Partners report offers some interesting data from companies in the Fortune Global 500 that underscore trends you need to know. Read More
