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Mangroves for COP31 Delegates' Carbon Footprint, Results Need to Be Proven

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Mangroves for COP31 Delegates' Carbon Footprint, Results Need to Be Proven
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Participants in the mangrove planting action take a group photo in the Angke Kapuk Protected Forest, Jakarta, Friday (30/10/2026

To assess program results, the public needs information about mangrove types, location suitability, survival rate, person responsible for maintenance, as well as regular measurements of carbon uptake.

This openness will help readers distinguish between planting targets, estimated benefits, and truly measurable results. The credibility of the delegation's climate action can also be assessed from the development of the ecosystem after the planting activities are completed.

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