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Megan Evans

Dr Megan Evans is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Business, UNSW Canberra, and a Chief Investigator with the UNSW Institute for Climate Risk & Response. She is an interdisciplinary social scientist whose work aims to inform the design, implementation and evaluation of environmental laws, policies and tools.

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    Would you expect a forest to grow and remain permanently in the Outback? Me neither. Yet this is exactly where most of Australia’s 400+ “forest regeneration” (or “human induced regeneration, HIR) carbon offset projects are located, covering a total area bigger than Japan (38 million hectares).

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    Why the government’s Carbon Credit “Integrity and Transparency” Bill will lock in dodgy offset projects