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Coral restoration efforts lead to rapid reef recovery comparable to healthy ecosystems - Vimarsana News

Coral restoration efforts lead to rapid reef recovery comparable to healthy ecosystems

Exeter UK (SPX) Mar 11, 2024 - Innovative coral transplantation techniques have demonstrated remarkable success in reviving degraded reefs, according to the latest findings from the Mars Coral Reef Restoration Programme. Research

Forest chump? Scientists take a closer look at tree planting projects - Vimarsana News

Forest chump? Scientists take a closer look at tree planting projects

Balancing out carbon emissions by planting trees is a good idea, though much can go awry amid the many forestation projects out there.

Corporate-led ecosystem restoration 'insufficient', says professor - Vimarsana News

Corporate-led ecosystem restoration 'insufficient', says professor

A Cambridge Conservation Research Institute professor, alongside an international team of scientists, found widespread transparency failures in corporate restoration projects

Greenwashing corporations exposed: Over 90% of companies claim to plant trees, regrow coral or restore other ecosystems but DON'T publish reports on ANY results - Vimarsana News

Greenwashing corporations exposed: Over 90% of companies claim to plant trees, regrow coral or restore other ecosystems but DON'T publish reports on ANY results

Firms including Apple and BP report funding 'ecosystem restoration' initiatives - but fail to report acreage or success rates publicly. But Johnson & Johnson fared worse

Lack of evidence hampers progress on corporat - Vimarsana News

Lack of evidence hampers progress on corporat

An international team of scientists analysed publicly available sustainability reports released by 100 of the world’s largest companies and found that around two thirds of these global corporations are undertaking ecosystem restoration. However, the results highlight that despite many businesses claiming to actively rebuild damaged ecosystems, we know very little about what is actually being achieved.