Americas > Rural sector US offset projects in need of further support, experts say

Rural sector US offset projects in need of further support, experts say

Published 22:23 on February 11, 2020  /  Last updated at 22:41 on February 11, 2020  / Matthew Lithgow /  Americas, US, Voluntary

Voluntary offset projects on US forested and agricultural lands require greater amounts of private and public support and investment to stimulate emissions abatement and economic growth because a national carbon pricing system has failed to materialise, experts said Tuesday.
Voluntary offset projects on US forested and agricultural lands require greater amounts of private and public support and investment to stimulate emissions abatement and economic growth because a national carbon pricing system has failed to materialise, experts said Tuesday.


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