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Indonesia wants to be paid for slowing deforestation

Paraguay extends deforestation law that has cut forest loss by 85%

New Zealand implements ‘green timber’ policy

President Museveni needs to do what’s best for Uganda

Brazil creates world’s largest rainforest reserve

Nairobi talks made progress on forest conservation for global warming emissions credits

Are old-growth forests storing more carbon than before?

Indonesia may seek rainforest conservation compensation to fight global warming

Amazon Indians use Google Earth, GPS to protect forest home

Billion tree campaign launched in Nairobi

Conserving wildlife in Tanzania, Africa’s most biodiverse country

Rainforest conservation could yield more cash than logging in PNG

Stopping deforestation could net Burma $1 billion

Central African Republic could make millions under carbon-trading deal

Cameroon could make millions of dollars under emissions deal

Forest protection could earn tens of millions for Ghana

Emissions for forest conservation scheme could net Uganda $50 million or more per year

Emissions proposal could generate $200m/year for DR Congo

Carbon finance could mean millions for Kenya

Cambodia could earn $100 million under climate deal

Carbon finance could net Guyana and Suriname tens of millions of dollars

Carbon finance could mean billions for Indonesia

Bolivia could earn hundreds of millions under global warming deal

British firm looks to Amazon rainforest for new drugs

Avoided deforestation could send $38 billion to third world under global warming pact

Indians are key to rainforest conservation efforts says renowned ethnobotanist

Wood stoves in poor countries worse than expected for global warming

World Bank says carbon trading will save rainforests

Largest seizure of illegally logged Amazon rainforest timber announced by authorities

Global warming could cause catastrophic die-off of Amazon rainforest by 2080

Brazil says no to rainforest privatization plan, asks Gore for help

Rainforests face myriad of threats says leading Amazon scholar

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