Chinese agriculture can earn from global carbon trading by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, study finds.
The researchers studied how China could reduce greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture by participating in carbon trading on the international market. They analyzed the different ways countries could control their emissions and found that countries with lower emission levels might become suppliers in the global emissions market. Using a model, they evaluated China's potential in this market and confirmed that the intense control of emissions could make the country a key player in international carbon trading for agricultural emissions.