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Interpol and the U.N.’s main environmental arm are join forces to help rainforest countries prevent land grabs motivated by carbon trading, and take action against illegal logging.
Please click here [8]to read the original news item.
Links
[1] http://www.forestcarbonasia.org/in-the-media/interpol-u-n-to-train-police-in-redd-host-countries/
[2] https://www.forestindustries.eu/content/plantation-operations-optimization
[3] https://www.forestindustries.eu/content/procurement-timber
[4] https://www.forestindustries.eu/content/sfm-planning
[5] https://www.forestindustries.eu/whatwecando-sustainableforestmanagement
[6] https://www.forestindustries.eu/content/flegt-short-reflection
[7] https://www.forestindustries.eu/content/flegt-what-eu-fighting-indeed
[8] http://www.pointcarbon.com/news/1.1648146
[9] https://www.forestindustries.eu/category/topicsthemen/forestry
[10] https://www.forestindustries.eu/category/forests-w%C3%A4lder/redd
[11] https://www.forestindustries.eu/category/forests-w%C3%A4lder/illegal-logging
[12] https://www.forestindustries.eu/category/forests-w%C3%A4lder/illegale-holzschl%C3%A4gerungen
[13] https://www.forestindustries.eu/category/forestryforstwirtschaft/sfm
[14] https://www.forestindustries.eu/category/forestryforstwirtschaft/sustainable-forest-management
[15] https://www.forestindustries.eu/category/forestryforstwirtschaft/nachhaltige-forstwirtschaft
[16] https://www.forestindustries.eu/category/forestryforstwirtschaft/nachhaltige-waldwirtschaft