Carbon credits are a tool to help combat global warming by allowing companies, governments, and individuals to offset their emissions through funding emissions reduction projects elsewhere. This creates a market that incentivizes emission reductions and supports the transition to a low-carbon economy. However, carbon credits are not a standalone solution. While they can contribute to reducing emissions and addressing global warming, they should complement efforts to directly reduce emissions at their source. This includes transitioning to low-carbon energy sources, improving energy efficiency, and minimizing waste. It's important to acknowledge challenges and limitations associated with carbon credits. There are concerns about the credibility of some offset projects, and instances where credits have been used for "greenwashing" without effectively reducing emissions. While carbon credits play a role in addressing climate change, they are part of a broader strategy that must include comprehensive actions to reduce emissions, promote sustainability, and mitigate climate impacts.