Sitemap - 2011 - REDD-Monitor

A question for African Wildlife Foundation: “Is this what conservation is really about?”

CDM does not reduce emissions. Leaving fossil fuels in the ground does

If carbon markets boom, who will benefit? Meet the trillion dollar club

Leaked World Bank report confirms carbon market collapse

President Yudhoyono promises to dedicate the next three years to protecting Indonesia’s forests

Ugandan farmers kicked off their land for New Forests Company’s carbon project

Ecosystem Restoration Associates’ project in DR Congo: plenty of REDD-hot air?

REDD+ and carbon markets: Ten Myths Exploded

Villagers detained for handing out leaflets about Prey Lang forest in Cambodia

A “carbon cowboy”, internet censorship and REDD-Monitor

“Carbon cowboy” David Nilsson denounces Indigenous chief in Peru

Land grabs, logging and carbon credits in South Sudan

Conservation International: “Are they any more than a green PR company?”

Dutch TV programme on CO₂ offsets (part 2): “I can fly to America with a clear conscience, because someone in Africa has a biogas plant for cooking.”

AIDESEP and COICA condemn and reject “carbon cowboy” David Nilsson and demand his expulsion from Peru

One cent per square metre: Dutch TV programme finds out the cost of Brazil’s rainforest

Mind the gap: Indigenous Peoples’ rights and REDD

“The black box is a problem for everybody.” Benoît Bosquet comments on McKinsey’s cost curves

A wolf in sheep’s clothing: REDD questioned in Cross River State, Nigeria

Still waiting for Indonesia’s moratorium (continued)

“Do you want your forest to be conserved?” Free, Prior and Informed Consent in Vietnam

McKinsey’s advice on REDD is “fundamentally flawed” says Greenpeace

REDD Alert in Chiapas, Mexico

Missing the point: A response from the World Bank’s Benoît Bosquet about Cambodia’s REDD Readiness Preparation Proposal

Can financial markets solve the climate crisis?

Shift2Neutral’s Brett Goldsworthy interviewed on Today Tonight Adelaide

Cherry-picking in Cambodia: Some questions for Jürgen Blaser about Cambodia’s REDD Readiness Proposal

Eight problems with Norway’s REDD support to Guyana: Open letter to Erik Solheim

Another set-back for carbon trading – this time in California

UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination letter to PNG about Special Agricultural and Business Leases

Munden Project report on REDD and Forest Carbon: “Forest carbon trading is unworkable as currently constructed”

Free, Prior and Informed Consent in REDD+

Reply from AusAID about the Kalimantan Forests and Climate Partnership

Smoke and Mirrors: A critical assessment of the Forest Carbon Partnership Facility

On International Women’s Day: An invitation to sign the position on Women and REDD

Can REDD save Virachey National Park in Cambodia?

Rainforest Action Network urges robust moratorium in Indonesia

AIDESEP critique of Peru’s Readiness Preparation Proposal

Norwegian finance for forest destruction in Indonesia. Oh, and where is the moratorium, by the way?

Can REDD save Prey Lang forest in Cambodia?

Guyana – Amaila Falls hydropower dam and access road

Community concerns with the Kalimantan Forests and Climate Partnership: “No rights, No KCFP”

Free, prior and informed consent: The legal framework in Indonesia

Two critiques of REDD in Cameroon, from Forest Peoples Programme and CIFOR

Avoiding the issues: How questions about the Kalimantan Forests and Climate Partnership were not answered in Australia’s Parliament

What if the Amazon tips from a carbon sink to a source?

The role of the World Bank in carbon finance: New report from the Bretton Woods Project

Why REDD+ is Dangerous (in its current form)

What do rising food prices mean for REDD?

Interview with Elfian Effendi, Greenomics Indonesia: “The emissions-reduction strategy being eyed by the Indonesian Ministry of Forestry is focused on planting rather than a moratorium”

FERN report on REDD in Cancun: “increased risk that REDD activities will fuel conflict, undermine forest peoples’ rights and fail to reduce deforestation”

Increasing deforestation in Guyana gives Norway a headache

On the eve of the logging moratorium, Indonesia’s Ministry of Forestry issued almost three million hectares of concessions

The case of the missing carbon credits

Guyana’s president Bharrat Jagdeo caught lying in Cancun: “We have decided to protect our entire forest”

Civil society demands meaningful logging moratorium in Indonesia

WikiLeaks: Two reasons why Brazil matters to the US

Indonesia: The three draft decrees

One trillion tonnes of carbon, REDD, carbon trading and fortress conservation

Indonesia delays moratorium on forest concessions

How Kevin Conrad dismissed NGO requests not to weaken safeguards in the REDD text in Cancun