The work of 2014 Goldman Prize winner Rudi Putra is featured in a report
released by Rainforest Action Network (RAN) earlier this week.
Not exact matches
In May 2001, five non-profit organizations that work on coffee conservation issues (Conservation International, Consumer's Choice Council,
Rainforest Alliance, Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center, and the Summit Foundation) took a step toward creating a unified front
by releasing a document entitled «Conservation Principles for Coffee Production.»
The report «Feeding the Beast»,
released today
by Friends of the Earth (FOE), describes how EU money invested in factory farms is contributing to clearing
rainforests.
This huge «carbon sink» in the tropical
rainforests roughly counterbalances
releases from mankind's destruction of tropical
rainforests by burning, logging and clearing.
Upon his
release, R.J. is joined
by Alyssa Rothman (Bullock), a fellow American who is dedicated to the cause of
rainforest preservation.
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Release, Storage
By Rainforests May Increase
By 50bt
Maongabay: Carbon
release, storage
by rainforests may increase
by 50b tons for each degree of climate warming in the tropics.
That is what is so worrying about the British Met Office's warning that the Amazon
rainforest could die
by mid-century,
releasing its stored carbon from trees and soils into the air.
«The biofuels researcher Timothy Searchinger has calculated that once the massive
release of greenhouse gases cause
by converting grassland and
rainforest into cropland is taken into account, introduction of biofuels produces increases in greenhouse emissions, the size of the rise being as much as a doubling for corn ethanol production,» Montford tells us.
(12/09/2009) A
rainforest tribe fighting to save their territory from loggers owns the carbon - trading rights to their land, according to a legal opinion
released today
by Baker & McKenzie, one of the world's largest law firms.
Salt compounds
released by fungi and plants in the Amazon
rainforest have an important role in the formation of rain clouds, reports research published in the journal Science.
Thousands of square kilometers of the world's second - largest
rainforest, the Congo Basin, sit on the verge of destruction, according to a new report
released today
by Earthsight, the London - based non-profit...
According to a statement
released by the Brazilian government, the latest figures on the rate of deforestation in the world largest
rainforest show a drop to the lowest levels since satellite monitoring began in 1988.
Data
released by Brazil's National Space Research Institute (INPE) last November showed that 7,989 square kilometers of Brazilian Amazon
rainforest were destroyed between August 2015 and July 2016.