農場門での炭素除去：土地管理者への5つの問い
Carbon removal at the Farm Gate:Five questions for land managers (原題)
Navraj Singh Ghaleigh, Marsaili Van Looy
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日本語
炭素除去が気候政策から日常の土地管理に移行する中、スコットランドや英国の農家・土地管理者が直面する法的・規制・契約上の課題を考察。参加前に考慮すべき5つの実践的質問を提示し、信頼と明確なルールが参加の鍵と論じる。
English
As carbon removal moves from climate policy into everyday land management, this article examines the legal, regulatory, and contractual challenges facing farmers and land managers in Scotland and the UK. It poses five practical questions for participation and argues that confidence, transparency, and stable governance are critical for engagement.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本では農地や森林の炭素吸収源の活用が進む中、J-クレジット制度や農地の管理に関する法的枠組みの整備が課題。本稿のガバナンス視点は、日本の農林業における炭素除去スキーム設計に示唆を与える。
In the global GX context
Globally, carbon removal governance is underdeveloped; this UK-focused analysis offers a framework for integrating legal and regulatory clarity into removal schemes, relevant for international standards and voluntary carbon markets.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a governance lens on carbon removal participation, highlighting the role of legal frameworks and trust.
🏢実務担当者:Offers a checklist of five questions for land managers considering carbon removal schemes.
🏛政策担当者:Emphasizes the need for clear, stable rules to enable farmer participation in carbon removal.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Carbon removal is increasingly moving from climate policy into everyday land management. Across Scotland and the wider UK, farmers and land managers are being approached about opportunities involving woodland creation, peatland restoration, biochar, perennial biomass crops and enhanced rock weathering. While discussions of carbon removal often focus on technologies and climate targets, the practical realities of participation are shaped by legal, regulatory and contractual arrangements. Drawing on recent research into the governance of greenhouse gas removals, including the UK Greenhouse Gas Removals Regulatory Review and the UKRI Greenhouse Gas Removal Demonstrators programme, this article considers carbon removal from the perspective of the farmer and land manager. The article is structured around five practical questions that farmers ought to consider before participating in a carbon removal scheme: Why is carbon removal becoming relevant to farmers? What exactly are farmers signing up to? Who gets the benefits and who carries the risks? How long could participation affect farm management? And why do clear rules matter? Through these questions, the article argues that carbon removal is less a question of novel climate technologies than of navigating existing frameworks of planning, environmental regulation, agricultural policy, land law and private contractual governance. The central finding is that confidence is emerging as the critical condition for participation. Farmers are more likely to engage where they understand the benefits, obligations and risks associated with a scheme, and where legal and regulatory arrangements are sufficiently clear and stable to support long-term decision-making. The success of carbon removal therefore depends not only on scientific and technological innovation, but also on the development of governance arrangements capable of providing transparency, certainty and trust for those making decisions at the farm gate.
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