What does permanence mean for carbon credits?

Q: What does permanence mean for carbon credits?

The project must provide evidence that carbon removal or avoidance will persist for a minimum of 100 years, and the project results will not be reversed.

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The project must provide evidence that carbon removal or avoidance will persist for a minimum of 100 years, and the project results will not be reversed.

Under the Riverse Standard Rules, projects must demonstrate a commitment period supported by credible scientific and technical sources, as well as an assessment of potential factors that could lead to the reversal of carbon sequestration and their probability.

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