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News - 17 Sep 2018
The future of wetlands: We’ve been warned Scientists sound the alarm – again – on the sustainability of ecosystems. But are we listening?
Fact File - 22 Mar 2018
What is blue carbon? A look at ongoing research into the world’s water-based carbon sinks
Interview - 26 Feb 2018
When rights to land doesn’t mean rights to resources A closer look at indigenous tenure at the Global Landscapes Forum
News - 6 Feb 2018
Borneo’s carbon sink Primary forests are helping soak up carbon emissions – but that’s threatened by drought and fragmentation
News - 6 Feb 2018
Borneo’s carbon sink Event Coverage - 29 Jan 2018
Transparent data needed to reach global goals on climate At the Global Landscapes Forum, exploring common standards of data transparency in the land-use sector
DG’s Column - 16 Jan 2018
Should we burn trees for energy? CIFOR’s Robert Nasi weighs in on the EU debate over forest biomass
DG’s Column - 16 Jan 2018
Should we burn trees for energy? News - 12 Dec 2017
The cost of increasing ecosystem carbon Vast variation across landscapes calls for targeted mitigation efforts
News - 12 Dec 2017
The cost of increasing ecosystem carbon News - 6 Nov 2017
COP23 Special: In Burkina Faso, finding new paths through a changing landscape What climate and land-use changes mean for farmers and pastoralists
Interview - 24 Oct 2017
Sharing the benefits of REDD+ in Indonesia A Q&A with CIFOR Scientist Shintia Arwida
Interview - 24 Oct 2017
Sharing the benefits of REDD+ in Indonesia News - 9 Oct 2017
Peat fires and toxic haze: The power of perception How viewpoints can shape policy and action
News - 9 Oct 2017
Peat fires and toxic haze: The power of perception Analysis - 5 Oct 2017
Addressing the dangers of degraded land CIFOR scientists respond to the latest Global Land Outlook report
Analysis - 5 Oct 2017
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