Local Carbon Markets in Friuli Venezia Giulia and Veneto

Exploring the establishment of local carbon markets to address regional greenhouse gas emissions through the Carbonmark Initiative in Northern Italy, focusing on sustainable forestry and industry participation.

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Išsami informacija apie įnašą

Vieta
  • Italy
Autoriai
  • Miozzo
  • Galfré
  • Martini)
  • D.R.E.Am. Italia (Sbaragli
Tikslas
  • Dissemination
Failo tipas
Factsheet
Failo dydis
835 kB
Sukurta
26-04-2024
Kilmės kalba
English
Oficiali projekto svetainė
ResAlliance
Licencija
CC BY-NC-ND

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