Editor’s choice
Editor’s choice
This book chapter outlines how reducing emission from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+) may both positively and negatively impact on biodiversity protection.
This chapter examines how rule development on REDD+ under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) has increasingly sought to address biodiversity concerns through a system of biodiversity-related safeguards. The chapter illustrates how, in the absence of detailed rules agreed at the international level, rules developed at the national and transnational levels will play an important part in ensuring REDD+ contributes to, rather than undermines, biodiversity protection.
Journal article / This paper explores the dynamics of expectations in international forest conservation and development programs.
Press release / New SEI modelling shows Ukraine can reach climate neutrality by 2050, but needs to invest roughly EUR 550 billion more in decarbonization.
Project / Through interdisciplinary collaborations between French and English institutions, we aim to better understand how citizen science can foster nature connection.
