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Scientific rigour must underpin assessment of Australian nature-based solutions to climate change

2025-06-11

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Limiting global warming below 2 degrees C requires nature-based climate solutions which are expected to supply more than a third of cost-effective climate mitigation by 2030. Regenerating native forests under the Australian Government’s Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) program are delivering large-scale carbon storage across approximately 3.4 million hectares. Projects using the Human Induced regeneration (HIR...

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DOI: 10.32942/x2cw5w

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