Mangroves need carbon finance mechanisms, UN says
Rate of loss of coastal wetlands is raising risk of flooding and damaging food and water supplies, new report finds
Removing mangrove forests that protect tropical coastlines is costing countries $42bn in damages each year and creating millions of tonnes of CO2 emissions, according to a UN report. Carbon-rich mangroves...
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