Indigenous groups earn millions in carbon credits to burn country to cut emissions — but only in northern Australia
2020-01-23 19:39
Landholders and Aboriginal groups in northern Australia are being paid millions of dollars worth of carbon credits to carry out prescribed burns to reduce wildfire risk. Could it work in southern Australia?
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