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Tropical forests are a carbon source not a sink. What does this mean for REDD?

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“We have more forests than Indonesia and they got $1bn.”

— Bavon N’sa Mputu Elima, Environment Minister, Democratic Republic of Congo, May 2014

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Recent Comments

Chris Lang on REDD notes: 6 July 2020
D Morey on Blackmore Bond collapse: Financial Conduct Authority is “responsible for every penny lost”
John Dick on Ten pitfalls of massive tree planting campaigns like the World Economic Forum’s trillion trees initiative
matthew c le merle on How many “successful” REDD projects are there? Verra claims “more than 150”, but the reality is only 32 (according to Verra’s own project database)
Anderson Alexandre on More on the D’Cerrado a’Amazonia REDD project in Brazil. Featuring SSO International Capital, LiveHOPE Fund, GHG Emissions Corp., RTD SPV1 LLC, and Brazil Mata Viva

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