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Taking stock of carbon: Accurate measurements vital for REDD+ impact
By James Maiden
Will uncertainty over new climate agreement prolong the REDD+ stalemate?
By Sven Wunder and Louis Verchot
Reference emissions levels decision helps forested nations step closer to REDD+
By Karin Holzknecht and Leony Aurora
Emission reduction policies must be based on accurate carbon measurements
By James Maiden
Landscape science: a way to help COP18 policymakers better manage the world’s resources
By Gabriela Ramirez Galindo
New interactive software will help measure carbon in Indonesia’s peatlands
By Budhy Kristanty
Exploring the world’s richest pools of carbon
By James Maiden
The ‘big story is carbon’, but more research needed on forgotten greenhouse gases found in peat, says expert
By James Maiden
Heart of Darkness: Digging into Indonesia’s prized wetlands
By James Maiden
Will REDD+ undermine democracy or transform it?
By Catriona Moss
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