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Project summary: Putting soil carbon auditing methods to the test
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Published: 4 Sep 2023
Author(s): The University of Sydney
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This project investigated three soil carbon auditing methods to compare their relative cost and uncertainty to inform the carbon market under which scenarios each is applicable, and which will maximise carbon farming profitability.
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