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Loss of confidence in Saint Mary's leadership | SaltWireLONDON - The climate targets verification group that announced a plan this week to allow companies to offset greenhouse gas emissions from their supply chain with carbon credits came under new pressure on Thursday to drop the policy.
The decision marked a policy reversal and sparked an angry letter from SBTi staff to the leadership of the global nonprofit on Wednesday. The letter decried the move and called for the chief executive and board members who backed it to resign. The last time the group met, a plan to address Scope 3 emissions was proposed but"neither carbon credits nor any other type of environmental attribute certificates were presented as a considered option during that call," the letter said.
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