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The idea of using carbon offsets to reduce your climate emissions is one that is often controversial.
Patch is a platform dedicated to making it easier for organisations to buy and sell carbon credits.
I invited Brennan Spellacy (BSpellacy_ on Twitter) to come on the podcast to tell me more. We had a cool conversation. I pushed back on Brennan on some of the more contentious aspects of carbon offserts, and to his credit, he held his own!
This was a truly fascinating episode of the podcast and I learned loads as always, and I hope you do too.
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