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September 2, 2011
With Australia's Carbon Farming Initiative finally going into effect after passing through parliament, and as the Clean Energy Future bill continues to be debated in Canberra and just about everywhere else in Australia, it's time we cleared up some misunderstandings.
February 1, 2011
The Southern US could permanently lose tens of millions of acres of forest to development over the next 30 years, which means the loss of ecosystem benefits, including timber, water purification, and recreation opportunities. The World Resources Institute (WRI) has identified some economic incentives that can help the South mitigate the loss of these benefits.
November 28, 2010
Getting ready for a plane trip to Cancún or just want to know the inside story of what to watch and why it’s happening when it comes down to forest carbon policy? Here are a few key reading recommendations to get up to speed on the international climate negotiations.
July 2, 2010
Markets are supposed to be about cold, hard logic; but any salesman can tell you they are more often about scent, texture, heart, and soul. A traveling exhibition of dead trees from the Ghanaian rainforest, on their way this month to Oxford, England, is helping people understand the majesty of these threatened giants – and, in the process, drumming up support for schemes that reduce greenhouse gas emissions by saving trees.
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