How the loss of Indonesian mangrove forests is linked to climate change

ENN
Aug 10, 2015, 8:29 am43 pts
The loss of Indonesia's coastal mangrove forests for shrimp farming is a huge source of carbon emissions, writes Prodita Sabarini. But equally, a policy flip to preserve and recreate mangroves offers a major climate win.Mangroves are important because of their high rates of tree and plant growth, coupled with…

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