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Despite setbacks, voluntary carbon markets booming

PUMA goes carbon neutral by protecting lions in Kenya

Open source forest accounting methodology for REDD projects developed

Regulators Learning From Voluntary Carbon Markets

Can ‘water footprinting’ help cut the 500 liters of H2O needed to produce a carton of OJ?

Zambia building a carbon exchange

First validated REDD forest carbon credits issued

Carbon criminals make off with $38 million in carbon credits heist

Carbon credits ‘stolen’

Will Indonesia’s big REDD rainforest deal work?

California approves cap-and-trade under global warming law

Stymied by lack of global climate deal, states develop own low carbon accord

Foreign corporations devastating Papua New Guinea rainforests

Oil palm plantations on peatlands won’t get carbon credits under CDM

Gazprom, Shell dan Clinton Foundation Dukung Kesepakatan Karbon Hutan Hujan di Borneo

Gazprom, Shell and Clinton Foundation back rainforest carbon deal in Borneo

Reforestation of rainforests sequesters more carbon than plantations

Scientists sound warning on forest carbon payment scheme

U.S. farms and forests report draws ire in Brazil; cutting down the Amazon does not mean lower food prices

Saving tropical forests helps protects U.S. agriculture, argues campaign

Voluntary carbon markets plunge in 2009

Massive forest carbon scam alleged in Liberia

A total ban on primary forest logging needed to save the world, an interview with activist Glen Barry

Apakah kita di sedang berada di tepian penyelamatan hutan hujan?

Can markets protect nature?

Where do forest carbon markets go from here?

Consumption habits cause rich countries to outsource emissions

Guyana bans gold mining in the ‘Land of the Giants’

Forest carbon conservation projects top $100 million

Indonesia to plant and restore vast area of forest to reach emissions target

James Hansen says Copenhagen approach “fundamentally wrong” would be better to “reassess”

Deforestation emissions should be shared between producer and consumer, argues study

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