Can we break the REDD+ stalemate?
While negotiators decide on a clear long-term strategy, the question over ‘who pays?’ continues to cause controversy.
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Nitrous oxide and methane: the forgotten gases in the forests and climate change debate
Countries face huge technical challenge in the accurate measurement of greenhouse gas emissions.
Boosting Indonesia’s wetlands science is key to tackling climate change
Wetlands contain more carbon than any other forest, and they're under threat.
Indonesia sets aside 45% of forest-rich Kalimantan to be world’s lungs
The move may protect up to 8.5 million hectares of extra forest and peatland.
Preserving peatlands benefits orangutans, makes economic sense, experts say
The presence of 'charismatic' species may boost the marketing value of carbon credits for corporations.
Peatland fire policy: From past to present
Analyzing 20 years of peat fire management intervention in Indonesia
Local law and order
Rewetting Indonesia’s peatlands
Fending off the flames
Getting down and dirty in degraded lands
Knowledge is increasing about tropical peatlands, yet less is known about how best to restore them. But, some scientists