Expose ‘greenwashing’ but do not ignore nature-based solutions to climate change - insists Oxford expert

Published on 24 June 2022

Nature-based solutions must not be forgotten in the drive to stabilise the climate. But care must be taken to ensure they are not hijacked or misused to ‘greenwash’ emissions, insists Oxford biodiversity expert, Professor Nathalie Seddon in a landmark article for the journal Science.
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