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F.T. climate reporter Ken's Ab Bryan has been keeping her eye on an interesting company recently.

It's called Blue Carbon.

Blue Carbon is really a baby company. It was only set up last year. It's based in Dubai.

The reason it caught our attention specifically is because over the past year

since it's been created, It struck pretty gigantic deals with Kenya, Tanzania,

Zambia, Zimbabwe, all across Africa really. In just the one year since Blue Carbon launched as a company, it started negotiating the rights to manage millions of acres of African forest land.

One of the questions I have is why this has all been done in such a rush, why this company that's been around for a year has signed deals all across Africa.

For decades, wealthy nations have targeted Africa for its rich natural resources, things like timber,

palm oil, and gold.

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