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February 2010

Issue date: 
Wednesday, 17 February 2010

Nigeria to have first reduced emissions project

Nigeria will soon have the first project on Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD)

 

The Minister of Environment, Mr. John Odey stated this in his remarks at a National Climate Change Post Copenhagen Summit held in Abuja.

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February 22, 2010

REDD may not provide sufficient incentive to developers over palm oil

Payments for forest conservation under the proposed REDD mechanism are unlikely to provide a viable economic alternative to oil palm agriculture at current prices. Lian Pin Koh (ETH Zürich) and Rhett A. Butler, mongabay.com

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Feb 24, 2010

F-11 countries call for mobilzation of financial resources

Nusa Dua, Feb 24 (ANTARA) - F-11 countries have called for mobilization of the financial resources of developed countries through the establishment of mechanisms such as REDD-plus.

UNEP Report: REDD and Renewables are key...

A new study, launched on the eve of UNEP's Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum taking place in Bali, Indonesia, has analyzed the pledges of 60 developed and developing economies (more Information on the 11th Special Session of the UNEP GC/GMEF)

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Feb 19 2010

Stora Enso to establish pulp mill biorefinery project with Metso and Domtar

Feb 19 2010  Stora Enso has signed a research and development cooperation agreement with Metso and Domtar to establish a consortium to develop a pulp mill biorefinery.

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Thursday, February 18th, 2010

Making the Most of Climate Finance: A Development Perspective

The Copenhagen Climate Change Conference underscored the urgent need to make additional financing for adaptation and mitigation available to developing countries. As we all know, the needs are enormous.

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Monday, 22 February 2010

REDD challenges show up in Sumatra

The practical challenges of successfully tackling deforestation and restoring forests in developing countries have been highlighted by problems facing an otherwise successful forestry programme in Indonesia. One of the country’s model community forestry projects is now being compromised by illegal logging with action so far taken by authorities not enough to halt it even though laws exist to do so, the Jakarta Post reports.

Der Weilhart und seine Geschichte

Die meisten Umgebungsgemeinden des oberen Innviertels stehen auf ehemaligem Weilhartboden. Der Wald erstreckte sich ursprünglich von der Salzach im Westen (St. Radegund und Tarsdorf) bis Neukirchen und Feldkirchen im Osten. Besitzer des Weilharts waren zuerst fränkische Könige, dann bis 768 die Agilufinger (die ersten Herzöge in Bayern), unter der Regierung Kaiser Karls des Großen 768 bis 814 war er Reichsforst, und anschließend kam er wieder in Besitz der bayerischen Herzöge. Im Jahr 899 hieß der Wald „Wilhart", im zwölften Jahrhundert ..Willenhart".

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Feb 18 2010

AGORA builds capacities in forestry in Morocco and Tunisia

AGORA project brings together scientists and policy-makers to build new forest research capacities in Tunisia and Morocco based on effective transfer of scientific knowledge from Portugal, Italy, Spain, France and Turkey.

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February 17, 2010

Asian forestry giant takes second look at Mackenzie pulp mill

Rising commodity prices are spurring new interest by Asian forestry giant Sinar Mas in the shuttered Mackenzie pulp mill.

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