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- Fires cost Russia ’300 billion dollars’ in deforestation
- Palm oil giant accused of rainforest destruction caught ‘red-handed’
- Scientists sound warning on forest carbon payment scheme
- Calls for Prey Lang preservation
- Rich countries accused of carbon ‘cheating’
- Activists hail ‘historic’ Canadian forest agreement
- Cambodia Protects Floodplain Grasslands Sheltering Rare Birds
- Wanted: more people to graze animals in New Forest
- Giant Park Set to Boost Regional Tourism
- DR Congo ring may be giant ‘impact crater’
- Current Moonphase in Prey Lang Forest
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Rich countries accused of carbon ‘cheating’
By Richard Black. Environment correspondent, BBC News, Bonn Some rich countries are seeking new rules under the UN climate convention that campaigners say would allow them to gain credit for “business as usual”. Russia, Australia, Canada and some EU countries … Continue reading
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Tagged campaigners, climate change policy, climate convention, emissions, eu countries, forests, kyoto protocol, loophole, negotiations, proposals, rich countries, royal society for the protection of birds, rspb
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Forest-saving deal could lift climate summit hopes
By MICHAEL CASEY for AP When it comes to greenhouse gases, the public tends to focus on smokestacks and exhaust fumes. But deforestation, the burning or rotting of trees, is thought to account for up to 20 percent of carbon … Continue reading
The Dire Fate of Forests in a Warmer World
From Bryan Walsh and TIME | Tuesday, Apr. 14, 2009 In a new study published April 13 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)… It’s the first study to isolate the specific impact of temperature on tree … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, drought, forests, tree mortality
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Sub-Mekong countries work on managing forests
VietNamNet Bridge | 28/10/2008 Experts from sub-Mekong river countries highlighted the role of civil society organisations, local people, mass media and non-governmental organisations in protecting forests from shrinking and degrading. At a seminar on sustainable management of forests held in … Continue reading
