Category: Nature-based Solutions
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Nature based solutions: reforestation, soil carbon and wetland restoration explained
This article explains how reforestation, soil carbon practices and wetland restoration store and stabilize carbon, which risks and trade offs matter, and practical criteria project developers, policymakers and buyers should use to design, evaluate and monitor credible nature based solutions.
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Nature-Based Solutions: Reforestation, Afforestation and Building Soil Carbon
Nature-based interventionsrestoring forests, planting trees on new lands, and rebuilding soil organic carbonoffer practical ways to store carbon while delivering biodiversity and social benefits. This research-style piece examines how these approaches work, their climate potential, measurement challenges, trade-offs, and the governance needed to make them credible and lasting.
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How Oceans and Forests Remove Carbon and Why They Matter
A clear, research-grounded look at the natural processes that lock away CO2 in forests and oceans, how scientists measure these sinks, the limits and risks they face, and practical steps policy makers, businesses and individuals can take to protect and strengthen them.