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February 2011

  • Issue date: 
    February 10th, 2011

    FAO highlights exemplary forest management in the Dominican Republic and Guyana

    In 2007 the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations began a search for instances of good forest management in Latin America and the Caribbean. The results of that search were published last year, with the hope that the cases highlighted would provide inspiration and guidance for policy-makers and resource managers across the region. The resulting report is called Standing Tall: Exemplary Cases of Sustainable Forest Management in Latin America and the Caribbean.

  • Issue date: 
    Feb 24, 2011

    UN-REDD Launches New "UN-REDD Report" Series

  • Issue date: 
    February 22, 2011

    Asia Pulp & Paper Lays Out Key Milestones On Path to 100 Percent Pulpwood Supply Certification

  • Sustainable Forest Management Plan for the Nicola Thompson Fraser Area of British Columbia

  • Issue date: 
    Feb 15, 2011

    Georgia-Pacific Increases Forest Protection and Expands Sustainable Forestry Practices

  • Issue date: 
    Feb 21, 2011

    Climate change: Stakeholders converge in Abuja for draft REDD

    Abuja – Stakeholders on climate change mitigation converged in Abuja on Monday to prepare a draft Reduction of Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD) Readiness Programme (REDD+).

  • Issue date: 
    21st February 2011

    ETS 'big opportunity' for farmers

    Wanganui hill country farmers have a massive opportunity to use the Emissions Trading Scheme to get a return from their marginal land, Pat Hawinkels says.

    "Internationally, the market for carbon is huge and it will just get bigger."

    People registering their forests in the Emissions Trading Scheme get money for growing trees, which store carbon.

    Registering for the scheme was only complex the first time, he said, and for some the money would keep a marginal farm viable.

  • Issue date: 
    Feb 24, 2011

    EIB stellt im Jahr 2010 Rekordbetrag für den Klimaschutz bereit

  • Issue date: 
    Feb 24, 2011

    European Investment Bank delivers record lending for climate action in 2010

    In 2010, the European Investment Bank (EIB) increased financing for climate action projects to €19 billion, representing 30% of its lending in the European Union, and up from €16 billion in 2009. In 2010, total EIB lending reached €72 billion – €63 billion in the EU, and €9 billion outside the EU – supporting over 460 large-scale projects. This marks a gradual return to pre-crisis levels as the Bank adapts its activity to the economic environment.

  • Issue date: 
    Feb 21, 2011

    ANDRITZ to supply gasification plant to Metsä-Botnia’s Joutseno mill

    Graz, Austria, Feb 21, 2011 - International technology Group ANDRITZ has been selected to provide a gasification plant to Metsä-Botnia’s Joutseno mill, Finland. The 48 MW plant will generate green fuel gas from local biomass, thus making the mill independent of fossil fuels.

  • Issue date: 
    Feb 21, 2011

    ANDRITZ to supply major equipment and technologies for two Asian pulp mills

    Graz, Austria, Feb 21, 2011 - International technology Group ANDRITZ has been awarded orders for the supply of fiberlines and chemical recovery systems for renowned customers in India and Laos:

    Muang Phin mill, Laos

  • Issue date: 
    22 February 2011

    Irkutsk Region is going to encourage USA investments to the sawmilling and woodworking industry

  • Issue date: 
    22 February 2011

    The timber industry complex of Vologda Region is fast growing

  • Issue date: 
    February 22, 2011

    Court Affirms Forestry’s Positive Role in Addressing Climate Change Decision

    Judge Patrick Riley in El Dorado County presided over a consolidated case in which environmental activists challenged 19 Timber Harvesting Plans (THPs) submitted to the state by Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI) in eight counties. Plaintiffs argued that the plans did not comply with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) because they did not properly or adequately address greenhouse gas emissions from timber harvesting. In his 25-page opinion Judge Riley disagreed, saying:



by Dr. Radut