26 October 2009
Destruction and degradation of forests drives climate change in two ways. First, the clearing and burning of forests releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and second, the area of forest that absorbs carbon dioxide is reduced. Their role in regulating the climate is so crucial that if we destroy the last tropical forests, we will likely lose the battle against climate change.
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05 August 2009
Kimberly-Clark's new environmental fiber policy governs how it will help conserve forests and support sustainable forestry and use more recycled fibre.
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02 June 2009
Pitfalls and Opportunities for mutually addressing climate change and biodiversity conservation
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02 June 2009
Conclusions and Recommendations on the report commissioned by Greenpeace from the University of Freiburg, Institute of Forest Policy.
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01 June 2009
The cattle sector in the Brazilian Amazon is the largest driver of deforestation in the world, responsible for one in every eight hectares destroyed globally. Efforts to halt global deforestation emissions must tackle this sector.
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