FORESTS
Despite protests, tropical states move forward on incentives
SAN FRANCISCO — Tropical forests are moving closer to market-based protections in the face of ongoing tensions between capitalists and indigenous groups.
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Debra Kahn, E&E News reporter
SAN FRANCISCO — Tropical forests are moving closer to market-based protections in the face of ongoing tensions between capitalists and indigenous groups.
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The nation of Bahrain tried to get money from the Green Climate Fund to help its oil industry. It shows how susceptible the global program is to political interference.
By Jean Chemnick in Climatewire
For seven years, a group of U.S. children has engaged in a strategy to hammer home the idea that state governments should protect the atmosphere as a public trust.
By Benjamin Hulac in Climatewire