Carbon offset schemes in developing countries may be finding their feet after a rocky start, as Paroma Basu reports.
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Carbon offset schemes in developing countries may be finding their feet after a rocky start, as Paroma Basu reports.
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Basu, P. The carbon cycle ride. Nature 449, 522–523 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1038/449522a
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