Importance of protecting forests

Forests absorb carbon dioxide (CO₂) through photosynthesis and are important carbon sinks. However, forest destruction (especially logging and burning) not only reduces the ability to absorb carbon dioxide, but also causes the carbon stored in trees to be released into the atmosphere, increasing greenhouse gas concentrations. The increase in carbon dioxide is the main cause of global warming, causing the earth's temperature to rise and triggering extreme weather phenomena such as heat waves, droughts, heavy rains and rising sea levels.

Green Sharing Platform

What are we doing?

The platform has launched the world’s first carbon trading pilot project with the aim of facilitating various enterprises to successfully engage in carbon trading, helping them reduce production costs, and ensuring they meet carbon emission standards. It also aims to encourage more people to participate in environmental protection efforts, promote green transportation, and contribute to slowing global warming.

What is carbon trading?

Treating carbon dioxide emission rights as a commodity has led to the trading of carbon dioxide emission rights, which is referred to as carbon trading.