ANALYSIS: Pining to get started, China’s carbon foresters face familiar foes

Published 12:38 on September 14, 2021  /  Last updated at 17:22 on September 20, 2021  / /  Asia Pacific, China, International, Voluntary

China is banking on carbon sinks to help meet its 2060 climate ambitions, but the domestic carbon forestry industry is still struggling with familiar obstacles in the Chinese emissions market: lack of regulatory certainty and lacklustre demand.
China is banking on carbon sinks to help meet its 2060 climate ambitions, but the domestic carbon forestry industry is still struggling with familiar obstacles in the Chinese emissions market: lack of regulatory certainty and lacklustre demand.


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