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Trees can be our most powerful allies in climate change mitigation. Forests are vital to our planet’s health: they provide oxygen, sequester carbon dioxide, and support entire ecosystems. But as we ramp up afforestation and reforestation efforts significant questions arise: what is the role of native tree species in supporting these efforts? Do non-native species have their place in these projects too? And how can we best work towards accurate carbon sequestration estimations? To mark International Day of Forests, OCW delves into this debate.

In today’s world, climate change and environmental degradation are at the forefront of global challenges. That’s why we think that measuring our carbon footprint has never been more important. But why should you find it worthwhile? Our team of experts have summarised the main reasons...

As 2024 comes to a close, we take this opportunity to reflect on a year of collaboration, learning, and growth. At One Carbon World, our values of integrity, responsibility, kindness, and supportiveness guide every step of our journey. Sharing this reflection is part of our commitment to transparency and accountability.

Our engagement spanned expertise in validation and verification, emissions avoidance, and rebalancing emissions.

Climate reporting is rapidly evolving with new discourse and standards regularly emerging.

Taking into account the Hierarchy of Actions, based on learning from nature, the common good, and the equitable distribution of value

Urgent action is required to bridge climate finance gaps, reduce emissions, and transition from fossil fuels.

Caravela Coffee's journey to net zero, guided by One Carbon World (OCW), includes working with 26 coffee farmers in the Galápagos Islands.

COP29 sought to move forward the global climate framework. Despite the well-known challenges of seeking to agree outcomes between nearly 200 countries, some progress was made. But this conference also highlighted the complexities of aligning commitments with practical, impactful action.