2012

• New crossroads, same actors: The green economy of the powerful, voices of resistance of women
• Special WRM Bulletin focused on Environmental Services
• Brazil: The definition of forest – another front for resistance and reconquest

2011

• Biodiversity is much more than carbon
• India: Ravaged Landscape, Devastated People - Tales of Hydro Power CDM projects in Himachal Pradesh
• Every day should be Earth Day

2010

• From climate change to climate disaster: A thin oil line
• Monoculture tree plantations in Latin America – how, why, for whom
• Free Trade Agreements with the European Union in Latin America: A path to the loss of sovereignty and territories
• Posco: Bad for India, bad for Uruguay and bad for the climate
• What is carbon trading for?

2009

• A host of acrobatics: Cloud ships, space mirrors, iron powdered seas and the like 
• Carbon neutral: it's magic!
• Carbon trading: flying on the trapeze without a net
• Posco: Destroying forests in India and establishing carbon sink plantations in Uruguay
• The Miyth Busters
• Plantations as sinks: the carbon fraud at its worst
• Uganda: Carbon sink plantation - where trees are more important than people
• Destroying with one hand, taking with the other: Biomass, REDD and forest

2008

• Tree Plantations in Africa: A co-ordinated onslaught to grab what remains of Africa’s natural capital?
• Beijing: The carbon-cheating Games français português
• Mangrove Loss and Climate Change—A Global Perspective français português
• Zimbabwe: Tree plantations to accrue greenhouse gases emissions credits

2007

• Why carbon sink plantations have been hardly implemented within the Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism…so far
• Carbon neutral cheating
• Special Bulletin on Climate Change and the Expansion of Tree Plantations
• Swaziland/South Africa/Uganda: The illusion of storing carbon in tree plantations goes up in smoke
• ‘Reduced Emissions From Deforestation’ (REDD): Can Carbon Trading Save Our Ecosystems?

• India: A plan for the takeover of forest land by industry

• “Avoided deforestation" policies and indigenous peoples and local communities: urgent debate needed on potential social impacts
• Obscenity of carbon trading
• Uganda: Notes from a visit to Mount Elgon

2006

• Mozambique: A warning against the promotion of monoculture tree plantations

• India: Carbon forestry in the pipeline

• Uganda: FSC fails to uphold indigenous peoples' rights at Mount Elgon

• Colombia: Carbon sinks deals, territory and communities

• NGOs demand exclusion of GE trees from Kyoto Protocol’s CDM at Climate Convention
• A message from the Amazon against “environmental services”

2005

• WRM and Carbon Trading
• The World Bank’s role in the creation of the carbon market: helping the rich become richer, and the poor grow poorer as fossil fuel subsidies keep flowing
• V&M do Brazil's carbon plantations proposal backfires
• BioCarbon Fund = data_fiddling_Inc.jail.com?

2004

• Climate change: Hot air, fake science and genetically modified trees

2003

• Indigenous Peoples and Climate Negotiations
• Land Grab in Uganda in Preparation for CDM Sinks Projects?
• Plantar: World Bank acknowledges spreading incorrect allegations
• Asian Development Bank joins World Bank in promoting industrial scale carbon sinks projects in the South
• Plantar: The saga continues
• Brazil: Plantar's eucalyptus plantations, carbon credits and local people
• SinksWatch: An NGO initiative to scrutinize tree plantation carbon sinks projects
• Mexico: The door is open to "neo-liberal" tree plantations

2002

• Brazil: Civil society letter to the Prototype Carbon Fund on Plantar's eucalyptus plantations
• World Bank: At the forefront of carbon trading
• The value of the Plantar Project's sequestration credits should be zero
• Thailand: United States' carbon sink plantation proposal rejected

2001

• The Treetanic Award winners
• Argentina: Environmental pressure defeats "carbon sink" project
• Australian carbon sinks: good for investors, bad for the environment
• Capturing Carbon: Dilemmas for Forest Peoples
• Ecuador: Eucalyptus plantations in the Province of Esmeraldas
• The inclusion of sinks has sunk the Kyoto Protocol
• Research findings say planting trees would increase global warming
• Biodiversity also better than monocultures from a climate perspective
• Vietnam: Carbon sink plantations to avoid emission reductions in Australia

2000

• Argentina: Public pressure halts carbon sink project
• Argentina: A shady carbon sink project
• $inks: who wins, who loses?
• World Rainforest Movement: The Mount Tamalpais Declaration
• Carbon sink plantations: less biodiversity = less carbon storage
• Forests better than plantations, even as carbon sinks
• Tree plantations: a false alternative to deforestation in Cameroon
• Aotearoa/New Zealand: Opposition to genetically engineered trees
• Climate Change: The lesson from Lyon
• The word of Indigenous Peoples in Lyon
• Compensating for emissions through carbon sinks: a cheat's charter
• Tanzania: Another case of Norwegian CO2lonialism
• Brazil: Dump your carbon garbage with us please!
• See bulletin 37 focused on climate change and carbon sink plantations 
• Australia: Plantations, plantations and still more plantations...
• Sinks that stink
• The Mt. Tamalpais Declaration
• Argentina: Oil companies try to "green" their image
• Australia: "carbon sink" plantations invade Tasmania
• Uganda: Carbon sinks and Norwegian CO2lonialism
• Liberia: Concerns over World Bank's promotion of rubber plantations
• WRM briefing on carbon sink plantations
• Dutch carbon sink plantations: adding to the problem
• Argentina: storing German carbon in forests?

1999

• New scientific findings: tree plantations may accelerate global warming
• Environmental crime linked to Peugeot in Brazil
• Honduras to "buy" Canadian carbon dioxide
• "Clever" schemes are not the solution to climate change
• Japanese carbon garbage dumps in Australia
• Carbon sinks or the sinking of the Climate Change Convention?
• Super Trees: the biotech nightmare is already here
• Argentina: tree monoculture expansion supported by World Bank
• Japanese foresters invade China

1998

• Can expansion of plantations be a solution to combat Global Warming?
• Global Biodiversity Forum casts doubts on measures to mitigate climate change
• Latin America's forests: the time is ripe for change
• Climate Change Convention: much ado about nothing
• Contribution to the debate on carbon sinks
• Argentina: investors’ paradise for forestry projects
• Are tree monocultures a solution to global warming?
• Trees, forests and climate in Buenos Aires
• Growing concern over plantations in Australia
• Message from Bratislava to Kyoto on tree plantations

Special Bulletin Nº 124 - November 2007 (complete version)
Climate change is not only already happening and impacting on the lives and livelihoods of millions of people, but is set to accelerate if actions to address the problem are not urgently implemented. The resulting extreme winds and temperatures, floods, droughts and rise in sea levels will affect increasing numbers of people, millions of which will be forced to migrate and become environmental refugees.

• CDM carbon sink tree plantations in Africa: A case study in Tanzania - By Blessing Karumbidza and Wally Menne - The Timberwatch Coalition (Solo en inglés)

• Non-Exhaustive Summary of Recent Carbon Trading Resources - by Kevin Smith of Carbon Trade Watch - 2009
  

• Potential Impacts of Tree Plantation Projects under the CDM- An African Case Study - By Blessing Karumbidza and Wally Menne, 2009

• The carbon offset industry is booming. But how fair is the trade? In Uganda, a debate rages over the benefits of tree-planting schemes - By Anna Sussman, February 2008 - Plenty Magazine

• What's wrong with carbon 'offsets' and 'carbon trading'? - By The Corner House, September 2007

• New report: The Carbon Neutral Myth - Offset Indulgences for your Climate Sins - by Carbon Trade Watch - February 2007

• Carbon Trading Company's Offices Occupied - February 2007

• Sumideros de carbono en los Andes ecuatorianos: Los impactos de las plantaciones forestales del proyecto holandés FACE-PROFAFOR sobre comunidades indígenas y campesinas.
  Acción Ecológica 2005 (Only in Spanish)
  
• Where the Trees are a Desert. Stories from the Ground
  Carbon Trade Watch, TNI/FASE, November 2003

• The Sky is Not the Limit. The Emerging Market in Greenhouse Gases
  Carbon Trade Watch, TNI Briefing Series, January 2003

• Forest carbon projects under scrutiny
  by Vanessa Houlder - November 13, 2003

• Tree farms won't halt climate change
  28 October 2002 - from New Scientist Print Edition

• Tree Plantations and Climate Change
  Forest Cover - issue Nº 7
  by Winfried Overbeek, FASE-Espirito Santo, Brazil

• Submission by CAN on issues related to modalities for including afforestation and reforestation under article 12
  20th August 2002

• Carbon Colonialism
  by Ricardo Carrere, published in Greenpaper Magazine, 2001/07/01

• The carbon shop: planting new problems  
  Plantations Campaign, December 2000

• Democracy or Carbocracy?
  The Corner House Briefing Nº 24 - October 2001

SinksWatch
http://www.sinkswatch.org

Carbon Trade Watch
http://www.tni.org/ctw/