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Tag Archives: blue carbon
Guest post: Mapping ‘blue-carbon wealth’ around the world
Each tonne of CO2 taken up by these coastal ecosystems increases global inclusive wealth by an amount equal to the SCC and can be considered as a “blue-carbon wealth contribution”. — Read on http://www.carbonbrief.org/guest-post-mapping-blue-carbon-wealth-around-the-world inevitably Australia has more than its … Continue reading
Ocean research plan seeks to preserve seas’ wealth
9 December, 2020 − A decade of ocean research is about to begin to try to save the planet’s richest habitat from human destruction. — Read on climatenewsnetwork.net/ocean-research-plan-seeks-to-preserve-seas-wealth/ Huge potential with blue carbon, does it need to be privatised to … Continue reading
Wier & Wind Project
Seaweed farming project integrated with new offshore wind farm — Read on mailchi.mp/1a2f5418400d/wier-wind-project
Indonesia’s vast mangroves – blue carbon treasure worth saving
Which of the world’s great forests store the most carbon per hectare? The dense tropical rainforests of the Amazon, Borneo, the Congo or Papua New Guinea? The vast northern forests of Canada and Siberia, or the towering mountain ash forests … Continue reading
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Tagged aquaculture, blue carbon, Greg Hunt, Indonesia, mangroves, Westernport
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Greg Hunt named ‘best minister’ at Dubai summit
The award, created by Thomson Reuters, focuses on aspects including innovative leadership, quality and impact. The World Bank, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, and auditing firm EY were among the judges of the award. <Australia has>.. a renewable energy target … Continue reading
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Tagged blue carbon, Greg Hunt, world best minister, World Government
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Green Army v Blue Carbon
Especially in context of proposed largest container port in southern hemisphere at Hastings, prospects are grim for destruction of seagrass meadows and mangroves. Considering this is the electorate for Federal Minister for Environment Greg Hunt, does he not care that … Continue reading
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Tagged blue carbon, Port of Hastings, western port, Whale watch
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