SAVE Brasil calls upon the President to veto ‘retrograde’ changes to forest law
Reforms to Brazil's forest code will significantly increase deforestation.
Continue reading...Agreement close on REDD+ at Cancún
Friday, December 10, 2010
An agreement on REDD+ is close at climate talks in Cancún. This which would provide a mechanism for delivering financial incentives to developing countries to conserve and restore their forests.
Continue reading...Rubber plantations are erasing Thailand’s lowland forest
Friday, July 23, 2010
“Rubber plantations are like a creeping cancer for biodiversity-a sterile green blanket that holds almost no food for either insectivorous or fruit-eating birds. Expansion of rubber plantations will further exacerbate the ongoing decline in wild bird populations”
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