Carbon markets, climate voices and field notes from COP28.
A sourced archive from the Carbon Exposure Project. Personal copy, collaborative editorial work and organisational articles are credited separately rather than presented as if they had the same authorship.
Verified climate archive
Every recovered record, with provenance attached.
Original links are used where they survive. Saved project copy is labelled when its LinkedIn permalink was not preserved, and external or organisational work keeps its original credit.
A prepared Carbon Exposure Project caption for Rene Velasquez’s conversation with Mark Kenber about VCMI, credible claims, Scope 3, innovation and the role of voluntary carbon markets in the transition to net zero.
Puviin’s field script from Dubai covered early COP28 finance pledges, agriculture commitments and methane targets. It is preserved as working material, not represented as a verified LinkedIn post.
A Carbon Exposure Project preview of expectations for voluntary-market standardisation, Article 6.4, the first Global Stocktake and stronger carbon-credit integrity at COP28.
A pre-COP28 review of global carbon-market rulemaking, integrity concerns in voluntary markets, Article 6.4 and the need for clearer standards and climate-finance mechanisms.
A Carbon Exposure Project retrospective on COP27’s loss-and-damage decision, adaptation and climate-finance gaps, and unresolved Article 6 carbon-market rules carried into COP28.
A preserved Carbon Exposure Project LinkedIn post about ACX, blockchain and sustainable technology. The public permalink is verified, while the original caption was not retained in the supplied chat archive.
The full-episode release featured Wei Mei Hum of ACX in conversation with Rene Velasquez about ACX’s growth, blockchain-enabled transparency and access, and inclusion in global carbon-offset markets.
The final part of Rene Velasquez’s conversation with Akash Verma covered satellite data for forest research, research costs and collaboration between scientists and companies.
Part two introduced methods for measuring carbon in trees and rainforests, including remote-sensing tools, and the importance of Southeast Asian peat swamps as carbon stores.
The opening conversation with Akash Verma explored forest recovery in the Himalayas and Southeast Asia, his path as a scientist and nature’s role in climate solutions.
The final part of Rene Velasquez’s interview with Dale Hardcastle focused on corporate carbon portfolios, credit quality, decarbonisation strategy and clear communication with stakeholders.
Rene Velasquez and Swati Mandloi discussed her path into climate advocacy, Singapore’s role as a sustainability hub, youth participation and the importance of civil society.