Will Nepal Receive World Bank Carbon Funds?
Nepal's forest communities may face challenges accessing $45M in World Bank carbon funds due to bureaucratic hurdles.
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How Carbon Markets Affect Indigenous Peoples in Guyana
Carbon credits in Guyana raise funds but reduce Indigenous land control, with rushed plans leaving communities feeling excluded and underserved.
South Korea Slashes Forest Biomass Energy Subsidies
South Korea ends subsidies for new biomass projects, imported fuels, and cofiring plants by 2025, shifting focus to domestic forest biomass.
Judge Tosses $33M Timber Lawsuit Over 2020 Wildfire Response
A federal judge denied Freres timber companies’ complaint that firefighters did not do everything possible to stop the spread of the Beachie Creek Fire
Brazil's Paper Industry Adopts Blockchain for EUDR Compliance
Brazil's paper industry invests in blockchain to meet EU deforestation rules, aiming for compliance without disrupting operations.
Success Factors for African Land Restoration Projects
A study on African land restoration reveals success factors: social ties, financial incentives, and sustainability for degraded landscapes.
3 Key Outcomes from the First Summit on Mangrove Conservation
Global summit unveils a 'Mangrove Breakthrough' plan to halt loss, double conservation, and restore 50% of lost mangroves for climate resilience.
Agroecology: Blueprint for Resilient Farming in Ghana
"With the right support, these methods could generate ecological and economic rewards far beyond Ghana.”
Forest Carbon Monitoring Tool Aims to Use AI
Planet aims to fill this gap with the Forest Carbon Monitoring tool.
Greenland is Getting Greener in Narsarsuaq’s Arboretum
Greenland's greening unites Amaroq Minerals, tree enthusiast Kenneth Høegh, and locals, blending mining and reforestation in Narsarsuaq’s arboretum.
Carbon Trading Market Could be Held Hostage by Speculators
Habitat protection in the tropics needs generous and reliable funding.
Mangrove Restoration Tracker Tool: Interview With Tom Worthington
Mangroves in Indonesia face threats; new tree mapping software tracks restoration success, blending biophysical and socioeconomic insights.