Carbon market: The key to bringing Vietnam to Net Zero 2050
(VAN) Vietnamese enterprises leverage the carbon credit mechanism and reduce emissions to work toward Net Zero 2050, contributing to the global fight against climate change.
Net Zero - A distant goal coming closer: Prioritizing carbon credit generation and sustainable forest management
(VAN) Forest owners must standardize processes right from the stages of seed selection and planting to adapt CBAM, EUDR regulations.
Net Zero - A distant goal coming closer: Quiet contributions from agroforestry models
(VAN) In addition to supporting food system transformation and ensuring livelihoods, agroforestry plays a vital role in achieving carbon neutrality.
Net Zero - a distant goal coming closer: Naming forests by code
(VAN) By assigning plantation codes, each forest plot is defined within a database, enabling convenient monitoring, supervision, and easy tracing of legally sourced timber.
Net Zero - a distant goal coming closer: Challenge of tripling carbon absorption from forests
(VAN) To achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, Vietnam's forestry sector must increase carbon absorption capacity to 185 million tons of CO2e while maintaining current forest coverage levels.
Global Blue Carbon Potential - Lessons for Vietnam: [IV] The future of carbon credits
(VAN) The ocean and coastal areas are enormous carbon sinks that have not yet been fully exploited. The potential and future of blue carbon credits are gaining increasing attention from countries.
Global Blue Carbon Potential - Lessons for Vietnam: [III] Redistribution of blue carbon wealth
(VAN) Each ton of carbon sequestered holds the same value globally, meaning that the global ranking of each country's contribution to blue carbon wealth is directly aligned with its carbon sequestration potential.
Carbon markets give environmentalists hope after US elections
(VAN) Analysts said the result was in line with widespread interest in the structures that allow investors to put a price on emissions.
Global Blue Carbon Potential - Lessons for Vietnam: [II] The potential of coastal carbon sequestration by country
(VAN) The carbon sequestration and storage potential blue carbon ecosystems averages 24 million tons/year for mangroves, 13 million tons/year for salt marshes, and 43 million tons/year for seagrass meadows, totaling over 80 million tons/year.
Global Blue Carbon Potential - Lessons for Vietnam: [I] Leading countries in carbon storage
(VAN) The sequestration of carbon in mangroves, salt marshes, and seagrass meadows is a vital 'blue carbon' service that helps mitigate climate change, with three countries making the largest contributions to global blue carbon.