Asia Pacific > China’s forest carbon offset projects boost vegetation beyond boundaries, study finds

China’s forest carbon offset projects boost vegetation beyond boundaries, study finds

Published 00:52 on December 20, 2024  /  Last updated at 00:52 on December 20, 2024  /  Asia Pacific, China, Nature-based, Voluntary

Forest carbon offset projects in China are improving vegetation not only within their boundaries but also in neighbouring areas, with limited evidence of carbon leakage, a new study has found.
Forest carbon offset projects in China are improving vegetation not only within their boundaries but also in neighbouring areas, with limited evidence of carbon leakage, a new study has found.


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