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Recognizing value of nature could boost income for the world’s poor

Indonesia could earn billions from well-designed deforestation-reduction program, finds study

Ecuador makes $116 million to not drill for oil in Amazon

Yasuni ITT: the virtues and vices of environmental innovation

Jump-starting REDD finance: $3 billion Forest Finance Facility needed to halve deforestation within a decade

Forest carbon projects rake in $178 million in 2010

EcoCommerce 101: adding an ecological dimension to the economy

South Sudan’s choice: resource curse or wild wonder?

Apakah Indonesia kehilangan asetnya yang paling berharga?

Germany backs out of Yasuni deal

Environment versus economy: local communities find economic benefits from living next to conservation areas

Dengan Moratorium Indonesia menuju pertumbuhan ekonomi rendah karbon

Prosperity without Growth: Economics for a Finite Planet

Is Indonesia losing its most valuable assets?

Valuing Ecosystem Services: The Case of Multi-functional Wetlands

Reforestation program in China preventing future disasters

Denver puts water fees toward forest conservation

Protecting forests can cut water filtration costs

Nigeria moving forward on REDD to protect last remaining forests

As South Sudan eyes independence, will it choose choose to protect its wildlife?

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

The ocean crisis: hope in troubled waters, an interview with Carl Safina

Obama’s State of the Union salmon joke highlights complexity of coastal ecosystem services

Oil, indigenous people, and Ecuador’s big idea

Undergrads in the Amazon: American students witness beauty and crisis in Yasuni National Park, Ecuador

Foreign corporations devastating Papua New Guinea rainforests

Jackpot: how international community could raise $141 billion for biodiversity

Humanity consuming the Earth: by 2030 we’ll need two planets

Conserving nature with economics

Could industrial interests ruin payments for environmental services?

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