Asia Pacific > Seagrass a missing link in Indonesia’s emissions reduction potential, research says

Seagrass a missing link in Indonesia’s emissions reduction potential, research says

Published 09:05 on August 1, 2023  /  Last updated at 09:05 on August 1, 2023  / Mark Tilly /  Asia Pacific, Other APAC

Stepping up efforts to protect and restore seagrass in Indonesia, as well as counting it in its climate change monitoring and reporting frameworks, could drastically mitigate the country’s CO2 emissions, according to new research.
Stepping up efforts to protect and restore seagrass in Indonesia, as well as counting it in its climate change monitoring and reporting frameworks, could drastically mitigate the country’s CO2 emissions, according to new research.


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