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11 August 2014
Carbon & Climate
Over 20,000 tonnes of timber seized in three months to July
Over 20,000 tonnes of timber seized in three months to July
6 August 2014
Policy & Finance
Environment ministry wants liberal felling, transit pass norms for private land
Environment ministry wants liberal felling, transit pass norms for private land
5 August 2014
Green Buildings
Cairns releases guide to sustainable design in the tropics
Cairns releases guide to sustainable design in the tropics
24 July 2014
Carbon & Climate
China fuels illegal logging of Mozambique's forests - report
China fuels illegal logging of Mozambique's forests - report
10 July 2014
Carbon & Climate
Deforestation rampant at road projects; authorities turn a blind eye
Deforestation rampant at road projects; authorities turn a blind eye
30 June 2014
Corporate Responsibility
High level of corporate secrecy in Myanmar oil and gas sector - survey
High level of corporate secrecy in Myanmar oil and gas sector - survey
Carbon & Climate
Extinction looms as notorious rosewood loggers set sights on Burma species, group warns
Extinction looms as notorious rosewood loggers set sights on Burma species, group warns
24 June 2014
Carbon & Climate
Unesco rejects 'feeble' Abbott government bid to wind back protection of Tasmanian forests
Unesco rejects 'feeble' Abbott government bid to wind back protection of Tasmanian forests
17 June 2014
Carbon & Climate
Unesco to rule on Tasmania forest and Great Barrier Reef
Unesco to rule on Tasmania forest and Great Barrier Reef
12 June 2014
Policy & Finance
Stakeholders urge govt for more transparency in hydropower and mining
Stakeholders urge govt for more transparency in hydropower and mining
Policy & Finance
Japan needs tougher laws to end illegal timber imports, NGO says
Japan needs tougher laws to end illegal timber imports, NGO says
11 June 2014
Carbon & Climate
Palawan governor wants 60,000 hectares of dipterocarp forests declared as protected area
Palawan governor wants 60,000 hectares of dipterocarp forests declared as protected area
26 May 2014
Carbon & Climate
Carbon loss from tropical forests 'underestimated'
Carbon loss from tropical forests 'underestimated'
23 May 2014
Carbon & Climate
Four ways to support locally controlled forestry and benefit people and the planet
Four ways to support locally controlled forestry and benefit people and the planet
22 May 2014
Carbon & Climate
Singapore-headquartered pulp company disputes charge that supplier cleared high-value forest
Singapore-headquartered pulp company disputes charge that supplier cleared high-value forest
12 May 2014
Carbon & Climate
Borneo’s mystery trees guzzle carbon
Borneo’s mystery trees guzzle carbon
24 April 2014
Carbon & Climate
Carbon Fund approves REDD+ proposals from DRC, Ghana, Mexico and Nepal
Carbon Fund approves REDD+ proposals from DRC, Ghana, Mexico and Nepal
21 April 2014
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In Indonesia, new Riau burning season threatens
In Indonesia, new Riau burning season threatens
17 April 2014
Policy & Finance
Group opposes resumption of log exports
Group opposes resumption of log exports
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