To rebalance climate and biodiversity,
let’s unleash environmental competition
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Environmental competition rebalances climate and biodiversity by rebalancing the global economy.
It enables everyone – consumers and savers, producers and financiers, public authorities and citizens – to see the ZEN ( Zero Emissions Net) impact of their economic decisions.
It is up to public authorities to roll out the counting and transmission of these ZEN impacts. Our free ZEN counting training webinars contribute to this.
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The carbon impact of the product is its carbon content : the cumulative greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere required to produce the product until it is transferred to the customer (“carbon content” encompasses equivalent terms: product footprint, cumulative “cradle-to-customer” emissions in life cycle analysis, upstream Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions in carbon protocols, etc.).
The interest rate on a loan is the percentage of monetary value that it adds (or costs) in addition to or less than the initial monetary value of the loan.
Carbon Economics improves financing decisions with a second piece of information: its carbon interest rate. This is the percentage of carbon that the financing will add to or subtract from the carbon content of what is being financed.