
New York Times acknowledges green carbon offset credits don't work: 'Too good to be true'
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The New York Times acknowledged green carbon offset credits don't work and are "too good to be true."
"Carbon offset programs have become ubiquitous. You’ve probably seen them as check-box options when booking flights: Click here to upgrade to a premium seat. Click here to cancel your greenhouse gas emissions," Astor wrote.
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