Environmental Studies and ForestryNature Sustainability
On track to achieve no net loss of forest at Madagascar's biggest mine
K. Devenish, S. Desbureaux, et al.
This study by Katie Devenish, Sébastien Desbureaux, Simon Willcock, and Julia P. G. Jones explores the success of biodiversity offsets at the Ambatovy mine in Madagascar, demonstrating significant potential for minimizing deforestation linked to industrial projects. The research highlights the role of biodiversity offsetting in mitigating environmental impact, even amid challenges associated with weak governance.
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