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eDNA growing as key tool to support biodiversity credit market « Carbon Pulse

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Project developers are already turning to environmental DNA (eDNA) for data they need to generate biodiversity credits. The practice is being increasingly promoted as a way to measure the uplift in biodiversity from projects and other activities. The process of eDNA sampling is fairly straightforward and often more cost-effective than traditional sampling methods.

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eDNA growing as key tool to support biodiversity credit market « Carbon Pulse

Project developers are already turning to environmental DNA (eDNA) for data they need to generate biodiversity credits, supported by today’s availability of easy-to-use kits and tailored analytical offerings.

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