Carbon pricing covered nearly 30% of global greenhouse gas emissions across 87 operating policies in 2026, according to the World Bank. For businesses, that brings emissions into operating budgets and investment decisions, while purchases of carbon credits raise a separate question: how much pollution was actually avoided or removed?
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