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Peatlands and the Voluntary Carbon Markets

Lloyd Brown

Local Peatland EventThis event was arranged by my colleague, Dr Victoria Jenkins. The event was held in the Digital Technium Building Room 221, Singleton Park campus, and the proceedings were as follows:

Swansea University Author: Lloyd Brown

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For this conference contribution I discussed the how the voluntary carbon markets are used within the peatland setting. Ultimately the VCMs are shown as a type of wild west, and ultimately, they are not well developed and can detrimentally impact peatland conservation efforts.

Published in: Local Peatland EventThis event was arranged by my colleague, Dr Victoria Jenkins. The event was held in the Digital Technium Building Room 221, Singleton Park campus, and the proceedings were as follows:
Published: 2023
URI: https://cronfa.swan.ac.uk/Record/cronfa64023
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