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Japanese firm partners with fisheries cooperative to generate blue carbon credits through seaweed restoration

Published 09:12 on August 30, 2024  /  Last updated at 09:12 on August 30, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Japan, Nature-based, Voluntary

A Tokyo-based asset management firm has collaborated with a fisheries cooperative to generate blue carbon credits through the restoration of seaweed beds in the Japanese city of Kamakura, the firm announced this week.
A Tokyo-based asset management firm has collaborated with a fisheries cooperative to generate blue carbon credits through the restoration of seaweed beds in the Japanese city of Kamakura, the firm announced this week.


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