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Recent Press Coverage:
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For references purposes, please refer to the partial list of recent articles posted below:
- Time Magazine: Heroes of the Environment by Joseph Stiglitz (26/9/08)
- Corporate Knights: The Pushy Man (Best 50 Issue, 2008)
- Conservation Magazine: Do Trees Grow on Money? (April-June, 2008)
- BioScience: Can Carbon Trading Save Vanishing Forests? (April 2008, 58.4)
- New York Times: Issuing a Bold Challenge to the U.S. Over Climate (22/01/08)
- CNN Video: United States Agrees to Bali Action Plan (16/12/07)
- New York Times: Climate Plan Looks Beyond Bush's Tenure (16/12/07)
- Washington Post: Preserving Rainforests is Key Issue in Bali (9/12/07)
- Point Carbon: Credit Market for Avoiding Deforestation Needs UN Support (15/10/07)
- New York Times: Brazil, Alarmed, Reconsiders Policy on Climate Change (31/7/07)
- Canberra Times: Coal Could Pay to Save Forests (30/7/07)
- Jakarta Post: Carbon Credits Could Be Big Earner for Indonesia (27/7/07)
- New York Times: Home on the Rainforest, Op-Ed (16/6/07)
- Wall Street Journal: World Bank Targets Forest Preservation (11/6/07)
- Reuters: What's So Bad About Deforestation? (4/6/07)
- Associated Press: Indonesian Minister Wants Money to Preserve Forests (30/5/07)
- Independent: No, Blair! America's Parting Gift to Britain's PM (19/5/07)
- Australian Press Release: Global Initiative on Forests and Climate (29/3/07)
- Time Magazine: A Climate for Change by Jeffrey Sachs, Ph.D (8/3/07)
- European Space Agency: Backing incentives for avoiding deforestation (24/11/2006)
- UK Minister for Climate Change: Tackling forest destruction crucial (21/11/2006)
- UK & German Ministers: Important steps, but more progress essential (20/11/2006)
- The Guardian: Money that could grow on trees (19/11/2006)
- All Africa: Rainforest Coalition proposes rewards for avoided deforestation (17/11/2006)
- World Bank: Saving forests and the climate (13/11/2006)
- Reuters: Space maps of forests from 1990s could aid climate (10/11/2006)
- New York Times: Seeing the climate policy for the trees (4/11/2006)
- Rt. Hon. Chancellor Gordon Brown: Launch of Stern Review (30/10/2006)
- BBC: Carbon trade to save rainforest (23/10/2006)
- Reuters: Rate of African forest loss underestimated (22/6/2006)
- Science & Development Network: Report Urges rethink in value of forests (25/5/2006)
- The Economist: Rewarding rainforest conservation to help global warming (27/4/2006)
- New York Times Editorial: Not out of the woods just yet (20/4/2006)
- New Scientist: The Value of Trees (15/4/2006)
- Journal of Forest Economics: Incentive to reduce tropical deforestation (12/1/2006)
- Carbon Finance: Rainforest Credits (Dec/Jan 2006)
- Science & Developent Network: Global Warming - Plants are not to blame (20/1/2006)
- International Herald Tribune: Lenders seek ways to save SE Asian forests (16/12/2005)
- WSJ: Developing World weighs new ideas for paring emissions (12/12/2006)
- Washington Post: Details of the Montreal Agreements (11/12/2005)
- FAO: Incentives to curb deforestation needed (9/12/2006)
- Le Monde: La "diplomatie du climat" prend en compte la lutte contre la déforestation (8/12/2006)
- PointCarbon: Deforestation brought back into the fold (6/12/2005)
- Montreal Gazette: PNG leading developing nations on protecting the earth's atmosphere (2/12/2005)
- Reuters: Forests urged as new front in global warming (1/12/2005)
- BBC: Nations need cash not to fell trees (30/11/2005)
- Financial Times: A solution to climate change in the world's rainforests (30/11/2005)
- The Independent: Pay up to save rainforests (28/11/2005)
- Los Angeles Times: Rainforest Nations seek incentives to Conserve (27/11/2005)
- Joseph Stiglitz (Nobel Laureate in Economics) - Cleaning up Economic Growth (7/2005)
- The Guardian International: Payout Idea to Save Rainforests (18/5/2005)
- BBC: PNG Seeks Forest Carbon Credits (17/5/2005)
Furthermore, the Papers and Glossary sections within the Context Folder may also be found useful.