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Solomon Islands receives first carbon credit as part of conservation work

Friday 11 Mar 22 11:30am

A TRIBE in the Solomon Islands has become the first in the country to receive a carbon credit.

The Sirebe Tribe received $SBD300,000 ($51,000) from carbon trading after 10 years of conservation work in their land.

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