Biodiversity > ‘Illusionary’ biodiversity credits enable ‘magical thinking’, non-profit claims

‘Illusionary’ biodiversity credits enable ‘magical thinking’, non-profit claims

Published 15:15 on January 11, 2024  /  Last updated at 15:15 on January 11, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

Biodiversity credit markets risk distracting governments from their role in financing nature by taking up limited time and capacity, non-profit Campaign for Nature has claimed in a paper.
Biodiversity credit markets risk distracting governments from their role in financing nature by taking up limited time and capacity, non-profit Campaign for Nature has claimed in a paper.


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