Blogs

• In Africa, Seizing Carbon Finance Opportunities by Harikumar Gadde
• What did Durban deliver? by Andrew Steer
• Making carbon work for the poor by Rachel Kyte
• Island gathering highlights the many ways of seeing REDD by Benoit Bosquet
• From cow dung to biogas to carbon credits for Nepal by kirtan Chandra Sahoo
• Giving agriculture a voice in the climate change negotiations by Fionna Douglas
• The state of the carbon markets is Messy - not Messi by Andrew Steer
• Why Jane Goodall sees redd when she thinks of forest protection by Benoit Bosquet
• UK pledges £7m to extend carbon markets to developing countries by W. Nichols & J. Murray
• What has carbon got to do with kids going to school?  by Idah Z. Pswarayi-Riddihough
• A bond for climate solutions by Laura Tlaiye
• Cancun’s Christmas Present by Andrew Steer
• A world of action in Cancun: Don't listen to your grandma by Andrew Steer
• Energy efficiency is a win-win for Africa by Jamal Saghir
• The challenge at hand is to reduce the wrong incentives by Daniel Kammen
• Small islands show the way on clean energy by Angus Friday
• Agriculture, forests, climate change: Intersecting ambitions by Inger Andersen
• The buzz around blue carbon by Marea E. Hatziolos
• What would success look like in Cancún?  By Andrew Steer
• Pakistan's Post-Floods Reconstruction: Doing It Right (from the Huffington Post) by Wajiha Ahmed
• “What do you people have against pedestrians and bicycles?” by Holly Krambeck 
• Bangladesh sets a world record – 5 million CFLs in a day, one bulb at a time! by Ashok Sarkar
• Notes from Guyana: Questions anyone?  (English, Español) by Isabel Hagbrink and Carolina Hoyos
• Rise of the Chinese Ghost Town by Holly Krambeck 
• Carbon Expo versus Bonn by Holly Krambeck
• Bangladesh sets a world record – 5 million CFLs in a day, one bulb at a time! by Ashok Sarkar
• Notes from Guyana: People, Forests and Vuvuzelas by Isabel Hagbrink
• Data-Driven Governance? by Holly Krambeck 
• Cairo Cash for Clunkers by Holly Krambeck 
• The Average Age of a Taxi in Egypt is 32 Years Old by Holly Krambeck 
• Transport Energy Consumption Trends - Three Trajectories by Holly Krambeck 
• Forests: One of the few bright spots in Copenhagen by Benoit Bosquet
• Carbon markets, still in the game by Pablo Cesar Benitez Ponce
• Why so few carbon projects in Africa? by Isabel Hagbrink
  

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