Andes foothills protected by carbon offset fund

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At its creation in 2008, the United Nations REDD (‘reducing emissions from degradation and deforestation’) programme was hailed as a way to finance conservation with tools such as carbon offsets. Thirteen years on, little of that promise has been realized. A REDD transaction signed in March for the Cordillera Azul National Park, in the foothills of the Andes in Peru, offers hope.

Thomas, Evert; Ramirez, Marleni; Rodriguez, Lily; Glave, Manuel.

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