How can we support nature-based solutions if we don’t know whether or not they’re succeeding?

While Canada has not yet established a formal framework for substantiating corporate environmental claims, it is actively exploring how businesses can be better supported in validating their sustainability efforts.

I’m suggesting that public analysis of free and open environmental information leads to optimized outcomes, just as it does with market prices and government policy.

This study reveals how, with the right tools, data, and knowledge, we can rewrite the future of food security and climate resilience in the Sahel. 🌱

"The opportunity for low-cost reforestation appears much more plentiful than previously thought"

The problem is, this method tends to overestimate carbon storage, especially in the rich, peaty sediments of mangroves, due to error propagation.

Transparent and accessible forest data is essential not only for monitoring progress but also for building trust among nations and ensuring that climate goals are met.

Rwanda can increase its carbon capture capacity, potentially offsetting up to 80% of its national emissions by 2050.

The key takeaway? The idea that Eucalyptus is a water hog might just be a myth. 🚫💦

HGAF systems might be the key to addressing multiple environmental challenges at once—carbon storage and biodiversity conservation.

This study emphasizes the need to consider climate impacts, especially rising temperatures when estimating the mitigation potential of tropical reforestation.

This breakthrough emphasizes the importance of preserving and expanding forests to combat climate change.🌍