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      • Resistance
        • Struggles for the Forests
        • Struggles Against Tree Monocultures
        • Seeds of Hope
        • Women in Resistance
        • Indigenous Peoples' Struggles
      • Deforestation: Direct Causes
        • Agribusiness
        • Industrial Logging
        • Mega Dams and Other Infrastructure
        • Large-Scale Mining
        • Large-Scale Tree Plantations
        • Fossil Fuels
      • Deforestation: Underlying Causes
        • FAO Forest Definition
        • Consumption
        • The Green Economy
        • Protected Areas
        • Legal Land Theft
      • False Solutions
        • Carbon offsetting and REDD
        • Biodiversity Offsetting
        • Pricing Nature
        • Certification Schemes
        • Bioeconomy
      • Tree Plantations
        • Pulp and Paper
        • Timber
        • Palm Oil
        • Women and Tree Monocultures
        • Rubber
        • Carbon Storage
        • Biomass
        • GE-Trees
        • FSC and RSPO
      • Global Policies and Actors
        • International Forest Policies
        • The World Bank and Other Financial Institutions
        • Conservationist NGOs
        • The Corporate Sector
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WRM publishes books, reports, booklets and brochures, both on its own and in conjunction with partner organizations. You can filter by subject and country. The content is free to download.

Issues

  • Biomass
  • Carbon offsetting and REDD
  • Carbon Storage
  • Certification Schemes
  • FSC and RSPO
  • Large-Scale Tree Plantations
  • Legal Land Theft
  • Palm Oil
  • Rubber
  • Struggles Against Tree Monocultures
  • The Green Economy
  • Timber
  • Women and Tree Monocultures
  • Women in Resistance

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Gambar
REDD 15 years
Publications 28 April 2022

15 Tahun REDD: Sebuah Mekanisme yang busuk hingga ke akarnya

Publikasi ini terdiri dari 11 artikel yang mencerminkan dimensi proyek REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation/Pengurangan Emisi dari Deforestasi dan Degradasi Hutan) yang paling mendasar dan berbahaya.
Gambar
Publications 11 June 2012

Sebuah tinjauan terhadap industri perkebunan di bagian. Selatan Konflik, tren, dan resistensi perjuangan

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Email: wrm@wrm.org.uy

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