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It’s Groundhog Day, again. This time in Cancun . . .
In the film Groundhog Day, Bill Murray plays Phil Connors, a weatherman who finds himself living the same day over and over again.
 • Chris Lang
Voices from Madagascar’s Forests: “The strangers, they’re selling the wind”
“Many scholars conducting research in Madagascar have demonstrated that the livelihoods of Malagasy people have been negatively impacted by various…
 • Chris Lang
Via Campesina rejects REDD and carbon trading
Vía Campesina is an international movement of peasants, small- and medium-sized producers, landless, rural women, indigenous people, rural youth and…
 • Chris Lang
The emergence of the REDD Hydra: New report by Forest Peoples Programme
In Greek mythology, the hydra was a serpent with seven heads.
 • Chris Lang
Reply from Norwegian government to NGO statement on Paris-Oslo process
On 12 April 2010, a group of NGOs produced a statement criticising the Paris-Oslo process, criticising the lack of transparency and participation.
 • Chris Lang
Accra Caucus: Key messages on REDD
The Accra Caucus is a coalition of more than 100 non-governmental organisations from 30 countries.
 • Chris Lang
Forest talks at a standstill as Copenhagen ends without an agreement
FERN has produced a special report on the UN negotiations in Copenhagen, as part of the January 2010 issue of Forest Watch.Thanks for reading…
 • Chris Lang
Forests, Carbon Markets and Hot Air: Why the Carbon Stored in Forests Should not be Traded
“If you wondered whether capitalism could ever produce the perfect weapon of its own destruction, try this heady mix of carbon fuels, the trade in…
 • Chris Lang
“No REDD! No REDD Plus!” Durban Group statement on REDD
In 2004, a group of people’s movements and independent organisations met in Durban in South Africa.
 • Chris Lang
Recent videos about carbon cowboys and REDD in Papua New Guinea
“It’s depressing”, Kevin Conrad told Associated Press, commenting on what happened (or didn’t) in Copenhagen. “It means I’ve got to spend another year …
 • Chris Lang
What came out of Copenhagen on REDD?
After two weeks of wrangling all that came out of COP-15 was the “Copenhagen Accord”.
 • Chris Lang
US sabotages negotiations on draft REDD text
Discussions late into the night on Monday (14 December 2009) in Copenhagen made the REDD text worse.
 • Chris Lang
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