Tom Enger, Head of Product at Climate Impact X, speaks at the World Rubber Summit 2022, about the role the voluntary carbon market can play in the industry’s transition.
Published on September 2022.
Can Carbon Credits Aid the Rubber Industry’s Low Carbon Transition?
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