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Управление территориальной резилиентностью в условиях глобальных климатических изменений
The development of the global climate agenda and the gradual formation of payment mechanisms for greenhouse gas emissions poses serious challenges to Russia related to the high share of fossil fuels in the cost of exports, low energy efficiency of the economy, the predominance of fossil fuelsin domestic energy consumption. At the same time, not only the energy sector, transport and industry, but also the land use and forestry sectors make a significant contribution to the country's carbon balance. The natural advantage of Russia is the large potential of natural CO2 absorptionmi systems in its vast territory, including both forests and abandoned agricultural land. Emissions and uptake of greenhouse gases by natural ecosystems are not subject to international regulation, but carbon quotas obtained through the uptake of greenhouse gases as a result of controlled land-use changes can be traded on carbon markets under both mandatory and voluntary mechanisms.