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FT IN THE NEWS Agriculture Forests Feb 13, 2021

Bureau of Investigative Journalism: Walmart among US retail giants selling beef linked to Amazon destruction

Campaigners call for major grocers to cut ties with controversial Brazilian meat firm JBS

FT IN THE NEWS Agriculture Feb 12, 2021

Thomson Reuters Foundation: How ethical are your Valentine’s Day chocolates?

Leading chocolate makers have faced intense scrutiny over how they source their cocoa beans in recent years

FT IN THE NEWS Climate Jan 29, 2021

Thomson Reuters Foundation: Offset markets could drive cash to forests and smart new technologies such as hydrogen fuel – but critics fear an offsetting surge could also undermine emissions cuts

FT IN THE NEWS Climate Jan 29, 2021

S&P Global Platts: Ecosystem Marketplace beefs up carbon market tracking, analysis

FT IN THE NEWS Climate Jan 28, 2021

Financial Times: Carney task force confronts concerns over carbon credits market

FT IN THE NEWS Communities Water Jan 20, 2021

La Republica: Moquegua: buscan restaurar, conservar y recuperar ecosistemas degradados

FT IN THE NEWS Forests Dec 20, 2020

The Irrawaddy: Myanmar President Orders Mining Firms to Publish Contracts, Boosting Transparency

FT IN THE NEWS Climate Dec 19, 2020

Duurzaam Nieuws: Voluntary carbon markets need 15-fold growth

FT IN THE NEWS Agriculture Forests Dec 15, 2020

Vietnam Newswire: Rubber industry told to target sustainability

FT IN THE NEWS Climate Forests Nov 23, 2020

Environmental Defense Fund: Forest Credits Approved for Airlines’ Compliance with ICAO Carbon Market

This week, the governing Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) — the United Nations agency that sets standards for global aviation — took an important step forward on climate progress: it approved select tropical forest protection programs for airlines’ use in offsetting carbon dioxide emissions of international flights.

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