Climate mitigation through Indigenous forest management

Alyssa Findlay ()
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Alyssa Findlay: Nature Climate Change

Nature Climate Change, 2021, vol. 11, issue 5, 371-373

Abstract: Forests play a key role in plans to mitigate climate change and reach carbon neutrality by sequestering and offsetting anthropogenic emissions. Nature Climate Change spoke to representatives from Tribal Carbon and If Not Us Then Who about the role that Indigenous peoples living in forest communities play in climate mitigation.

Date: 2021
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