Asia Pacific > China to push blue carbon, make case for bivalve offsets

China to push blue carbon, make case for bivalve offsets

Published 11:09 on July 9, 2021  /  Last updated at 16:19 on March 3, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, China, International, Nature-based, Voluntary

Developing offsets from so-called blue carbon projects will play an important role in China’s efforts to meet its climate targets, and the country is also pushing for crediting sinks created by the farming of bivalves and other ocean life forms.
Developing offsets from so-called blue carbon projects will play an important role in China’s efforts to meet its climate targets, and the country is also pushing for crediting sinks created by the farming of bivalves and other ocean life forms.


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