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EPISODE · Jun 21, 2026 · 27 MIN

The GreenWave Podcast by Synergy International Episode 76: The Second Climate Ledger - Counting Carbon While Funding Change

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Join SYNI, your hostess who continues to push for above replacement-value content while you're relaxing on the beach, for our podcast Episode 76: The Second Climate Ledger: Counting Carbon While Funding Change. For years, governments, companies, lenders and development banks have treated the carbon ledger as the central machine of climate action. Count the emissions, assign the tonnes, buy the certificates, report the reduction, and let the spreadsheet do the heavy moral lifting. Now that machine is starting to creak, because the atmosphere counts chemistry while finance counts claims, and those two ledgers are not the same thing. SYNI argues for the need of a "second ledger" that measures the real-world transmission required to tackle climate change. The live debate now sits around the institutional machinery built on top of the climate physics. We now invite you to listen and enjoy!  

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