India’s Rice Farmers Linked to $30M Amazon Carbon Credit Deal
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India’s rice farmers are involved in a $30 million carbon credit agreement related to the Amazon rainforest. The deal connects agricultural practices in India with environmental efforts in the Amazon, aiming to reduce carbon emissions. This arrangement could provide financial benefits to farmers while supporting global climate goals.
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- •The carbon credit deal is valued at $30 million.
- •The agreement involves rice farmers in India and conservation efforts in the Amazon rainforest.
- •The deal focuses on reducing carbon emissions through sustainable agricultural and environmental practices.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Indian rice farmers adopt sustainable practices as part of the deal they could receive financial rewards from carbon credits, improving their incomes and promoting eco-friendly farming.
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