Asia Pacific > Australia to put restrictions on some on-farm offset methods, review eligible voluntary credits

Australia to put restrictions on some on-farm offset methods, review eligible voluntary credits

Published 02:58 on December 10, 2021  /  Last updated at 02:58 on December 10, 2021  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, International, Kyoto Mechanisms, Voluntary

Australia will restrict the amount of farm land that can be used for some types of offset projects if they are shown to have a negative impact on agricultural production and carry out a review of the types of carbon credits that can be used for voluntary purposes.
Australia will restrict the amount of farm land that can be used for some types of offset projects if they are shown to have a negative impact on agricultural production and carry out a review of the types of carbon credits that can be used for voluntary purposes.


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