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INTERVIEW: Marine biodiversity credit project reduced in size to ensure integrity

Published 11:16 on August 29, 2024  /  Last updated at 11:16 on August 29, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, EMEA

A non-profit has reduced the potential size of a UK marine voluntary biodiversity credit project by approximately 89%, down from the 52,200 hectares initially considered, to ensure the initiative is as credible as possible, Carbon Pulse has learned.
A non-profit has reduced the potential size of a UK marine voluntary biodiversity credit project by approximately 89%, down from the 52,200 hectares initially considered, to ensure the initiative is as credible as possible, Carbon Pulse has learned.


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