Addressing non-permanence: Key options for carbon credits and their implications for nature-based solutions
This paper aims to explore and stimulate discussion on key conceptual, methodological and policy issues relating to addressing non-permanence, and their policy implications to nature-based solutions (NBS), drawing on expert views and experience to date.
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Cite Hanna-Mari Ahonen, Juliana Keßler (2025). Addressing non-permanence: Key options for carbon credits and their implications for nature-based solutions. Perspectives Climate Research.
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