Biodiversity > Carbon standard releases methodology to address out-of-control algae

Carbon standard releases methodology to address out-of-control algae

Published 11:30 on February 17, 2023  /  Last updated at 09:33 on February 19, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, Voluntary

Brazil-headquartered SocialCarbon on Friday released a methodology for public consultation that will award carbon credits for dealing with harmful algae blooms in freshwater, its latest in a growing number of carbon methodologies with strong biodiversity components.
Brazil-headquartered SocialCarbon on Friday released a methodology for public consultation that will award carbon credits for dealing with harmful algae blooms in freshwater, its latest in a growing number of carbon methodologies with strong biodiversity components.


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