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Many airlines now sell "offsets," which offer passengers a way to invest in projects that reduce CO2 emissions.

The CDM, set up in 2001, allows rich countries to offset their emissions by investing in projects that reduce emissions in poor countries.

The clean development mechanism, for example, allows industrialised countries to invest in projects that reduce emissions in developing countries, as an alternative to more expensive emissions reductions in their own countries.

"With the urgency of the climate crisis, we really shouldn't delay in investing in projects that reduce emissions," said Bill Magavern, policy director for the Coalition for Clean Air.

"There's a huge, huge opportunity to invest these funds — sooner rather than later — in projects that reduce emissions and have multiple benefits for Californians," said Michelle Passero, a senior climate policy adviser for the Nature Conservancy.

The government-backed Industrial and Commercial Bank of China began its efforts in 2007, launching projects that reduce poverty and help startup businesses grow.

"Companies can use credits from the proper destruction of refrigerants to cover part of their annual emissions," said Gary Gero, president of Climate Action Reserve in Los Angeles, which certifies projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and issues offset credits.

Turnbull said he was committed to protecting the reef for future generations, and his $1bn in funding would "support clean energy projects that reduce runoff of pollutants, fertiliser and sediment, and it will support the installation of more energy and water efficient irrigation systems, pesticide sprayers and fertiliser application systems".

In addition to a few pilot projects that reduced red tape and shrank an unwieldy bureaucracy, Mr. Wang's most notable accomplishment was to ease the restrictions that hobble nongovernmental organizations in much of China.

For example, localities could sell bonds for projects that reduced energy consumption in public buildings by 20 percent.

If a project that reduces greenhouse gases would have happened in the course of "business-as-usual," it is not considered additional.