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Despite setbacks, voluntary carbon markets booming

New global carbon map for 2.5 billion ha of forests

Lack of clarity complicates Indonesia’s logging moratorium

Dengan Moratorium Indonesia menuju pertumbuhan ekonomi rendah karbon

Is Indonesia losing its most valuable assets?

Community Forest Monitoring for the Carbon Market: Opportunities Under REDD

Forest carbon map released for the US

Tropical countries aim for global forest pact

World Atlas of Mangroves: A Book Review

Open source forest accounting methodology for REDD projects developed

15 conservation issues to watch

Where is REDD heading? Forest carbon week in review

Dari Kamboja ke Kalifornia: 10 hutan yang paling terancam di dunia

Two massive droughts evidence that climate change is ‘playing Russian roulette’ with Amazon

Forest carbon conservation project launched in Arkansas

From Cambodia to California: the world’s top 10 most threatened forests

How Genghis Khan cooled the planet

George Soros: save Indonesia’s peatlands, rainforests

Guyana: where’s the money pledged for saving rainforests?

Amazon tribe establishes first indigenous forest carbon fund

Consumer goods industry announces goal of zero deforestation in Cancun

Scientists call upon Indonesia to recognize value of secondary forests

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

Tropical agriculture “double-whammy”: high emissions, low yields

UK government plan to sell off half its forests faces stiff criticism

Farms in the sky, an interview with Dickson Despommier

Can ’boutique capitalism’ help protect the Amazon?

Indonesia Penghasil Emisi Gas Rumah Kaca Terbesar Ke-3 Namun Pengurangan Penggundulan Hutan Tawarkan Kesempatan Besar, Kata Pemerintah

Dapatkah Pembayaran Konservasi Hutan Hancurkan Pertanian Organik?

Indonesia is the 3rd largest GHG emitter but reducing deforestation offers big opportunity, says government

Indonesia’s forest carbon negotiator named as corruption suspect

A look at Ecuador’s agreement to leave 846 million barrels of oil in the ground

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