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EU Climate Policy

2030 Climate and Energy Package  (Analysis here) HIGHLIGHTS In a nutshell, key highlights of decisions on the 2030 climate and energy framework include: A binding target to reduce domestic greenhouse gas emissions by at least 40% by 2030, possibly resulting in only 31% effective

EU Effort Sharing Decision (ESD)

Under the EU Effort Sharing Decision, EU Member States have taken on binding annual targets for reducing their greenhouse gas emissions from the sectors not covered by the EU ETS, such as housing, agriculture, waste and transport (excluding aviation). Around 50% of the EU’s total

Watch This! NGO Voices on Carbon Markets #5

Despite severely over-supplied carbon markets and lacking mitigation commitments, countries are currently developing additional carbon market schemes. At the same time, countries are contemplating what changes are needed to the underlying rules of the CDM. They are also negotiating REDD and other approaches to

The right choice by the native peoples of Panama (Watch This! #5)

Native forests threatened by Barro Blanco hydrodam. Photo courtesy of Oscar Sogandares By Oscar G. Sogandares, Spokesperson Asociación Ambientalista de Chiriquí Last month, the Coordination of Indigenous Peoples of Panama (COONAPIP) representing the seven indigenous peoples of Panama withdrew from the UN REDD Programme

Kalpavalli Community Conserved Forest harmed by CDM project (Watch This! #5)

Picture courtesy of Timbaktu Collective   By Dr.Leena Gupta, Senior Scientist, Society for Promotion of Wasteland Development, New Delhi The Nallakonda Windpower project is having negative environmental and socio-economic impacts on the neighboring Kalpavalli area. Over the last months, we raised the issues with this project to the Indian

Mega Dams and CDM fraud in Sikkim (Watch This! #5)

  By Jiten Yumnam, Centre for Research and Advocacy, Manipur In the state of Sikkim, land of rhododendrons, in the Himalayan foothills in India’s North East, rivers have been aggressively dammed over the last decades. Dam developers are pushing these projects as clean energy

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