Interesting article regarding the insignificant weight of bio-diversity as a reason to protect tropical rain forests. Not to worry, though. Carbon markets to the rescue.
In Kalimantan, Indonesia, paying for each carbon ton saved proved more valuable than a plantation.
This raises the question: can we pay poorer nations to conserve their lands?
Sounds like a win-win situation to me.
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