This blog follows major developments in forest carbon policy from the international negotiations for forest carbon accounting to domestic/regional forest carbon offset frameworks.
On day one of the Bonn Climate Talks, there is no clarity on what will unfold within the forestry negotiations.
Depending on who you talk to the rules are a done deal, there's time to fix them, there's no time to fix them, there's time to go deeper into the data and assumptions, we can change the text, we can't change the text, there will be a political deal, there will be no deal...!
We are meeting with the Chair of the negotiations under the Kyoto Protocol tomorrow, so we will get straight from him what his strategy is for the meeting.
In the meantime, we have starting meeting with heads of country delegations here and expressing our concern that we need a high-level political fix to the forestry emissions loophole. We are at least getting recognition of the problem. We will have many more meetings throughout the week, including with the heads of the European Union's delegations tomorrow.
Finally, we are breaking into the mainstream media with two great stories today, one at length about the forestry emissions loophole, the other highlighting it as one of many problems that need to be solved.
Dead Letter and the Infinite Yes
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Wintersleep - a fantastic east coast band from Newfoundland. They have this
new song out now, that reminds me of how I feel at times about our selfish
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