REDD From the Conservation Perspective

June 09, 2009

Pitfalls and Opportunities for mutually addressing climate change and biodiversity conservation

Greenpeace commissioned the Institute of Forest Policy at the University of Freiburg in Germany to study the most recent science on the relationship between biodiversity and climate change. The report confirms the fundamental role biodiversity plays in climate change mitigation.

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Authors:	T. Pistorius, Institute of Forest and Environmental Policy, Albert Ludwigs - University Freiburg
Date published:	June 09, 2009
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