Carbon credits protecting forests use flawed calculations: Study

A new study published on Tuesday renewed concerns about the efficiency of carbon credits, which are bought by polluting industries like airlines to offset their greenhouse gas emissions. The peer-reviewed study, published in the journal Global Environmental Change, looked at how these credits are measured.

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