Opinion / #carbon credits
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Food & Agriculture
Climate-smart farming can ease the Earth's environmental deficits
13 April 2016
Carbon & Climate
Here’s a way to make carbon markets work better
7 March 2016
Carbon & Climate
Book Review: Little Climate
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A carbon price-and-rebate plan
24 December 2014
Carbon & Climate
The myth of net-zero emissions
8 December 2014
Carbon & Climate
What might carbon markets post 2020 look like?
2 December 2014
Carbon & Climate
Making climate promises count
10 October 2014
Policy & Finance
How family planning could be part of the answer to climate change
6 September 2013
Carbon & Climate
Seagrass is a huge carbon store, but will government value it?
9 August 2013
10 April 2013
Policy & Finance
China can learn from Australia when it puts a price on carbon
23 November 2012
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Carbon & Climate
The EU-ETS: Fix it or shut-it down, Part 4 – Winners & Losers
7 May 2012
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Food & Agriculture
Australia’s unique new carbon tax opens up investing opportunities
15 March 2012
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Corporate Responsibility
Natural capital: Stop abusing it and make more money at the same time
25 January 2012
Carbon & Climate
Can carbon finance protect forests and prevent climate change?
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Podcasts / Carbon & Climate
America’s attack on climate science could affect adaptation capacity in Asia: climate scientist Ben Horton
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News / Energy
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