The four-year LANDMARC project will analyse technical, socio-economic, and ecological dimensions of climate mitigation issues.
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We do research and build capacity on climate, energy, risk and environment issues at the EU scale.
The four-year LANDMARC project will analyse technical, socio-economic, and ecological dimensions of climate mitigation issues.
The LANDMARC project will enhance understanding of the potential of land-based negative emission solutions in agriculture, forestry, and other land use sectors.
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