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Carbon finance in Papua New Guinea: Scam, savior, or seed of potential?
Wednesday 23 Aug 23 11:00am
The Pacific Island nation of Papua New Guinea makes up just 1 percent of the world’s land mass but hosts almost 7 percent of its biodiversity.
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