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Reduction of emission from deforestation and degradation

Issue date: 
Jan, 30 2011

Group readies four states for REDD participation

In line with the Cross River State initiative, more states in Nigeria are making plans to be part of the socio-economically beneficial Reducing Emission from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD) climate mitigation scheme.

Issue date: 
Jan 28, 2011

Agricultural revenues, employment in Latin American tropical areas likely to decline with deforestation ban

Issue date: 
01 Feb 2011

Malaysia deforestation: Can palm oil plantations be good news?

Whilst the latest news on Malaysian deforestation is bad, it must be recognised that palm oil can be a positive force for the countries where it is grown, writes Adam Harrison of the World Wildlife Fund.

One of the biggest drivers of forest loss in Malaysia and Indonesia is palm oil.

Issue date: 
28 January 2011

Pilippines supports REDD-Plus strategy

The Philippines supports the REDD-Plus Strategy, an effective forest management option which aims to address the threats of climate change.

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29 January 2011

Govt eyes joint REDD implementation

Dar es Salaam. The government admitted yesterday that there is poor coordination towards the planning and implementation of the REDD, Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation.

Tanzania is in the initial process of implementing REDD, a mechanism designed to pay developing countries to protect their forests and reduce emissions of greenhouse gas pollutants, especially carbon dioxide.

IUFRO came up with a new report on REDD

 

IUFRO came up with a new study about REDD. It's an impressive pack of information and a lots of background info.

And of course people immediately started to interpret their own thoughts and ideas on the "results" of this study.

Here is an overview of what people are reading out of the study:

Issue date: 
20 January 2011

Two Pluses Don't Make a Positive: REDD and agriculture

It is one of the first laws of diplomacy: when it is hard to agree on an answer, change the question. Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) schemes are the product of two of these diplomatic back-flips.

Issue date: 
25 January 2011

Comprehensive review of Cancun Climate Agreements and prospects for CoP17, 2011

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26/01/2011

Lumbering illegality: how to make timber sustainable and pro-poor

Issue date: 
18 January 2011

An Introduction to Forest Governance, People and REDD+ in Latin America: Obstacles and Opportunities

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by Dr. Radut