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Green Lairds and the great carbon offset: how to reconcile natural capital, net-zero and just transition priorities? - BIEE
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Green Lairds and the great carbon offset: how to reconcile natural capital, net-zero and just transition priorities?


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An expert panel discusses the trends for large-scale land purchases for carbon offsetting in Scotland, what is driving these trends, and what the future holds.

Panel:

  • Charles Hendry, Honorary Professor and President of BIEE (Chair)
  • Dave Reay, Professor of Carbon Management, University of Edinburgh; Executive Director for Edinburgh Climate Change Institute; Director of Policy at ClimateXChange
  • Kirsten Jenkins, Lecturer in Energy, Environment and Society, University of Edinburgh
  • Ailsa Raeburn, Chairperson for Community Land Scotland; Chair of the Isle of Eigg Heritage Trust
  • Stephen Young, Head of Policy at Scottish Land and Estates

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