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REDD

DR Congo campaigners take minister to court over illegal logging rights claims

DR Congo campaigners take minister to court over illegal logging rights claims

Environment minister Claude Nyamugabo is accused of violating a moratorium on logging in the Congo rainforest, by awarding concessions the size of Wales

The Brazilian state letting illegal Amazon loggers keep logging

The Brazilian state letting illegal Amazon loggers keep logging

In Mato Grosso, logging permits are issued that allow export to European markets, even to those charged with crimes by federal authorities

Climate finance helps ayahuasca culture protect remote Amazon forest

Climate finance helps ayahuasca culture protect remote Amazon forest

Six hours from the nearest road, German climate money funds a hallucinogenic festival that tips the scales in a culture war between indigenous villagers and cattle ranchers

Forests ‘without a prayer’ if UN pact shuns tough tree talk

Forests ‘without a prayer’ if UN pact shuns tough tree talk

NEWS: Climate deal set to sign off on forest-saving initiative first launched in 2005, but strong signal to stop deforestation truer test

Segolene Royal, Prince Charles target Paris deforestation goal

Segolene Royal, Prince Charles target Paris deforestation goal

NEWS: French environment chief and Crown Prince urge governments to take tough line on destruction of world’s forests ahead of COP21 summit

UN finalises forest protection initiative at Bonn climate talks

NEWS: Rules for how REDD+ scheme will work are now agreed, work can start on ramping up projects say experts

‘Forgotten’ forests need climate cash to halt emissions

ANALYSIS: Forest clearance counts for a quarter of greenhouse gas emissions but cash is not yet flowing to protect trees

Latin American coalition to restore 20 million hectares of forest

NEWS: Eight South American countries make promise at UN meeting to start restoring damaged lands

Forest carbon projects turn to consumers in quest for cash

Forest carbon projects turn to consumers in quest for cash

NEWS: Stand for Trees campaign will open up voluntary forest carbon market to ordinary people, as well as governments and corporations

REDD+ needs to protect forests and boost rural development

COMMENT: UN efforts to protect forests in developing countries must also show economic benefits

Jonathon Porritt: I have not sold out to the palm oil sector

Jonathon Porritt: I have not sold out to the palm oil sector

INTERVIEW: Veteran UK environmentalist defends industry-backed study that will endorse some forest clearance

UN and World Bank 'inefficiency' blocking forest aid efforts

UN and World Bank ‘inefficiency’ blocking forest aid efforts

NEWS: Report from leading REDD donors Norway warns of ‘growing perception’ countries are missing out on millions

Rainforest protection could “stagnate or decline” without support

Rainforest protection could “stagnate or decline” without support

NEWS: Green groups and private sector says REDD+ is key to cutting emissions, but government action is needed

Environmental concerns as Peru cuts red tape for mining

Environmental concerns as Peru cuts red tape for mining

NEWS: Peruvian law could damage rainforests and indigenous rights, undermining credibility ahead of UN climate talks

Scale of Amazon rainforest carbon loss revealed

NEWS: Forest conservation programmes must address logging and wildfires, large scale Amazon study shows

Indonesia deforestation now 'worse than Brazil'

Indonesia deforestation now ‘worse than Brazil’

NEWS: Indonesia’s forest loss is accelerating each year, despite a moratorium on logging, study finds

Brazil hydro drive 'violating human rights' say Amazon tribes

Brazil hydro drive ‘violating human rights’ say Amazon tribes

NEWS: Rainforest dams threaten indigenous peoples and diverse ecosystems say campaigners

UN: Forest policy must focus on human benefits

UN: Forest policy must focus on human benefits

NEWS: Governments must consider the billions of people depending on forests for food, energy and shelter, says FAO report

Brazil achieves 70% reduction in Amazon deforestation

Brazil achieves 70% reduction in Amazon deforestation

NEWS: As Brazil bids to win the World Cup on home soil, new research indicates it’s already a winner on combating deforestation

Can Peru deliver a successful UN climate summit?

Can Peru deliver a successful UN climate summit?

ANALYSIS: Expectations are high for the COP20 meeting in Lima, but success will require clever diplomacy from hosts

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