Voluntary Emissions Reduction

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Voluntary Emissions Reductions (VERs) are carbon credits developed by carbon offset providers which are not certified.

Certification of carbon credits (Certified Emissions Reductions) are backed by an international framework and institutions, for example under the UN's Clean Development Mechanism, to ensure that real greenhouse gas emission reductions take place, as well as providing a clear audit trail.

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