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In Southeast Asia, hope for biofuels turns to early disappointment
By Zoe Cormier
Forests as rainmakers: CIFOR scientist gains support for a controversial hypothesis
By Ashlee Betteridge
Losing carbon: New study questions sustainability of biofuel harvested on dry lands
By Andrea Booth
Trouble ahead if forests and adaptation are not considered in the post Rio+20 era
By Denis Sonwa
How much credit can Brazil take for slowing Amazon deforestation – and how low can it go?
By Kate Evans
A 4°C warmer world “will be catastrophic” for forest biodiversity: expert
By Andrea Booth
The world’s shrinking food basket: Why it is critical we increase crop diversity
By Michelle Kovacevic
BEST OF 2012: “Designer plants” helping meet demand for palm oil & avoiding deforestation
By Michelle Kovacevic
Scientists show technical concerns no longer an obstacle to progress on REDD+
By Kate Evans
Bamboo carbon credits now on sale in China: INBAR
By Kate Evans
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