This blog follows major developments in forest carbon policy from the international negotiations for forest carbon accounting to domestic/regional forest carbon offset frameworks.
I arrived yesterday in Bonn, Germany and began working right away, despite the jetlag.
Part of the day was spent in a strategic planning exercise with other environmental groups, but the main focus of the day was to start rolling out a plan to find a country that would propose new text to close the logging loophole in the draft agreement under the Kyoto Protocol, which would allow developed countries to increase their emissions without penalty.
It's not possible that such an agreement could be made here in Bonn, but introducing the text into the draft agreement would be a powerful move that would set-up future lobbying as well as draw important attention to the issue.
Early signs are positive; we'll see where it goes.
Week two of COP30 must be strong on action
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During this latter half of the UN climate talks, we need implementation to
make it into the COP of truth and of the people.
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