Americas > Significant GHG abatement in US land sector possible at $30-60/t, but beware imbalance, diminishing returns -study

Significant GHG abatement in US land sector possible at $30-60/t, but beware imbalance, diminishing returns -study

Published 15:43 on November 8, 2024  /  Last updated at 15:57 on November 8, 2024  /  Americas, Nature-based, US, Voluntary

Investment in cutting emissions from the US land sector, specifically targeting both forestry and agriculture, could see significant annual results based on a carbon price range of $30-60/tonne, a new study has estimated, while calling for a balanced focus and warning of diminishing returns.
Investment in cutting emissions from the US land sector, specifically targeting both forestry and agriculture, could see significant annual results based on a carbon price range of $30-60/tonne, a new study has estimated, while calling for a balanced focus and warning of diminishing returns.


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