Green payments for blue carbon: economic incentives for protecting threatened coastal habitats.

By B. Murray, L. Pendleton, W. A. Jenkins, S. Sifleet. 2011

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Soil carbon stocks and accumulation in young mangrove forests (2014, background): “With increasing concerns related to climate change, carbon sequestration is also beginning to be considered among conservation and forestation goals (Murray et al., 2011).”
Estimating Global “Blue Carbon” Emissions from Conversion and Degradation of Vegetated Coastal Ecosystems (2012, background): “In oligohaline tidal marshes, however, natural methane efflux is often present in undisturbed conditions and may decrease when altered [56], which diminishes the emissions consequences of conversion [65].”
Including Blue Carbon in climate market mechanisms (2013, background): “Some initial economic analysis has been done (Murray et al., 2011); further analysis may be needed as more scientific data on the sequestration and emission fluxes become available.”