Asia Pacific > Relaunched CCER scheme gets boost by Guangdong mangrove plans

Relaunched CCER scheme gets boost by Guangdong mangrove plans

Published 08:29 on July 29, 2024  /  Last updated at 08:29 on July 29, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, China, Nature-based, Voluntary

A Chinese company has acquired carbon sink development rights for a mangrove project in Guangdong province, which would potentially make it the first in the country to obtain nationally issued carbon credits from mangrove restoration activities.
A Chinese company has acquired carbon sink development rights for a mangrove project in Guangdong province, which would potentially make it the first in the country to obtain nationally issued carbon credits from mangrove restoration activities.


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