LONDON – Carbon offset retailers and brokers have seen increased interest in and demand for voluntary carbon credits this month, particularly from the United States.
“Since this year started we have seen a huge amount interest — mostly from the U.S. — in carbon credits and it won’t be long before the voluntary market worldwide begins really to gain some momentum,” said Matthew Sullivan, chief executive of carbon offset retailer the Carbon Advice Group.

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