Identifying and Filling Critical Knowledge Gaps Can Optimize Financial Viability of Blue Carbon Projects in Tidal Wetlands
Tim J. B. Carruthers, S. Beaux Jones, Megan K. Terrell, Jonathan F. Scheibly, Brendan J. Player, Valerie A. Black, Justin R. Ehrenwerth,Patrick D. Biber,Rod M. Connolly,Steve Crooks, Jason P. Curole,Kelly M. Darnell, Alyssa M. Dausman, Allison L. DeJong, Shawn M. Doyle,Christopher R. Esposito,Daniel A. Friess,James W. Fourqurean,Ioannis Y. Georgiou, Gabriel D. Grimsditch, Songjie He,Eva R. Hillmann,Guerry O. Holm Jr,Jennifer Howard,Hoonshin Jung,Stacy D. Jupiter,Erin Kiskaddon,Ken W. Krauss,Paul S. Lavery,Bingqing Liu,Catherine E. Lovelock,Sarah K. Mack,Peter I. Macreadie,Karen J. McGlathery, J. Patrick Megonigal,Brian J. Roberts, Scott Settelmyer,Lorie W. Staver, Hilary J. Stevens,Ariana E. Sutton-Grier,Jorge A. Villa, John R. White,Michelle Waycott FRONTIERS IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE（2024）
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blue carbon,tidal marsh,mitigation,adaptation,Louisiana,carbon credits,offsets,restoration
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