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Three ARR projects in Uruguay found to have higher additionality risks

Published 18:36 on October 21, 2022  /  Last updated at 07:59 on October 22, 2022  / /  Africa, Asia Pacific, Nature-based, Voluntary

Three ARR forestry projects in Uruguay have had slight downgrades in ratings by one agency this week, although they were still given a moderate chance of avoiding or removing CO2, while a fresh rating was awarded to a renewables projects in India.
Three ARR forestry projects in Uruguay have had slight downgrades in ratings by one agency this week, although they were still given a moderate chance of avoiding or removing CO2, while a fresh rating was awarded to a renewables projects in India.


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