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Copenhagen forest fund, Australia Day stories, and Cairo in 2011
It’s Australia Day tomorrow, 26 January. So here are a few recent Australian science stories to catch your attention, along with a story on the potential failure of the Copenhagen forest fund, and the dates – just announced – for the 7th World Conference of Science Journalists in Cairo next year.
Will the $3.5 billion Copenhagen forest fund work? and other stories
Welcome to a new year of new science. Through the year I’ll drop you an email on breaking science stories and a heads-up on coming events.
Will the $3.5 billion forest fund work?
Friday, 22 JANUARY 2010
written by and issued on behalf of Burness Communications
Citing Collapse of Copenhagen Climate Process, Study Projects Increased Conflict and Speculation in Tropical Forests
Immediate action needed to help forests and forest-dependent communities adapt to climate change and avoid potential disasters
A new report released today by the Centre for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) says immediate measures are necessary to ensure vulnerable forests and those that rely on them for their livelihood aren’t subject to the devastating effects of climate change.
PNG running out of forests to protect
As Papua New Guinea Pushes for Payments for Forest Conservation, New Analysis Says Nation May Be Running Out of Forests to Protect
Satellite Images Show that PNG is Rapidly Losing its Extensive Forest Cover,
Under Pressure from Industrial Logging, Agricultural Expansion and Forest Fires
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