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When we discuss greenhouse gases, Carbon dioxide gets most of the attention—but it's not the only problem. Methane. HFCs. Nitrous oxide. These **super pollutants** are **dozens to thousands of times** more potent than CO?. ?? The good news? They can be **eliminated today**, often at low cost, using proven technology. ?? Watch this short video to learn: ? Where these emissions come from ? Why they’re so dangerous ? How targeted action can neutralize them—permanently ? How Rubicon Carbon makes it easy to access high-integrity super pollutant credits through our Rubicon Carbon Tonnes? ?? Want to learn more? Let’s talk: https://lnkd.in/eFGeQM8Q

?? “You can’t transition a fossil-based economy into a mythical non-fossil world overnight.” Our Chief Science Officer, Dr. Jennifer Jenkins, speaks some truth on the Climate Now podcast. Hard-to-abate sectors need help—and high-integrity credits can be that help. ?? Listen to a clip below, and find the Climate Now podcast episode here: Spotify: https://lnkd.in/dqm9KWpE Apple: https://lnkd.in/dXBuZDcm

Are carbon credits and decarbonization mutually exclusive? In his conversation with Bloomberg Intelligence, Rubicon Carbon CEO, Tom Montag, addresses the importance of companies decarbonizing as much as possible while using carbon credits to take responsibility for the remaining, outstanding emissions. Take a listen, and find the entire conversation below: Apple: https://lnkd.in/gdJ2xsY4 Spotify: https://lnkd.in/ghxDGrX6

The Rubicon Carbon team met this week in San Diego, California, to chart our course for the year ahead—driving impact for our company and the planet.?We have a lot of exciting developments on the horizon: stay tuned.

We're excited to partner with Kim Buncle and GitLab to help them meet their sustainability goals. Check it out: ??

Are you attending Climate Action Reserve's North American Carbon World next week? If so, be sure to check out the sessions below in which Rubicon Carbon's Chief Science Officer, Dr. Jennifer Jenkins, as well as Research Director, Dr. Brian Clough, will be presenting and participating in panel discussions.

?? Super Pollutants: A Growing Climate Challenge – and a Solution ?? Did you know that certain greenhouse gases—like methane and HFCs— trap hundreds to thousands of times more heat than CO?? These super pollutants are accelerating global warming, but high-quality Super Pollutant Elimination Credits can help tackle the problem. ???? In our latest newsletter, we dive into: ?? What Super Pollutant Elimination Credits are and how they work ?? Insights from our recent webinar featuring climate experts from Rubicon Carbon,? Brown University, and Calyx Global ?? The latest carbon market updates—from the Paris Agreement’s progress to Amazon’s take on voluntary credits Take a look by clicking through below: ?? #ClimateAction #CarbonMarkets #SuperPollutants #Sustainability

Our Chief Science Officer, Dr. Jennifer Jenkins, recently appeared on the @ HBS Business and Environment Initiative's?Climate Rising to discuss voluntary carbon markets and climate change. Take a listen:

If you're building a carbon credit portfolio to complement your decarbonization activities, you'll want to consider super pollution elimination credits. In this short video, we explain what super pollutant greenhouse gases are, why they're important, and how we can eliminate them through carbon credits. Take a look.

This article from Trellis Group highlights how an overemphasis on permanence is delaying funding and support for nature-based solutions—like reforestation and soil carbon sequestration—that can make an immediate impact. While technological solutions have a role to play in fighting climate change,?dismissing nature-based strategies because they don’t lock away carbon for centuries is a dangerous distraction. Instead of overly fixating on theoretical durability, we need to scale the solutions available today.?The climate crisis demands urgent action, and every tonne of carbon removed now buys us critical time. Read the full article here (link below):