by Matteo Cavallito<\/p>\n
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Marginal farms located in the UK<\/strong>‘s poorest areas could be the ones benefiting most from public and private funding associated with government programs<\/strong> and carbon market, a new analysis<\/a> published in recent weeks by Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit<\/strong>, a London-based nonprofit organization, has suggested.<\/p>\n According to Energy & Climate, in fact, these farms “tend to be in areas of great potential for storing carbon, such as upland peatlands<\/strong>, described as the UK\u2019s \u2018rainforests\u2019 because they are such carbon rich habitats.”<\/p>\n