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Coverage of the National Mitigation and Ecosystem Banking Conference - May 11

Conference coverage courtesy of Becca Madsen of Madsen Environmental. ...continuing coverage on the National Mitigation and Ecosystem Banking conference in Sacramento, California from May 8-11. Friday, May 11 Breakfast Plenary - Legislative and Regulatory Update Regulations are the true driver...

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Coverage of the National Mitigation and Ecosystem Banking Conference - May 10

Conference coverage courtesy of Becca Madsen of Madsen Environmental. ...continuing coverage on the National Mitigation and Ecosystem Banking Conference in Sacramento, California from May 8-11. Thursday, May 10 Emerging Markets Session This session takes us on a mini-tour of developments...

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Coverage of the National Mitigation and Ecosystem Banking Conference - May 9

Conference coverage courtesy of Becca Madsen of Madsen Environmental. Mitigation and Ecosystem Bankers from across the US are gathering in Sacramento, California for the country's biggest gathering of folks involved or interested in wetland mitigation banking, conservation banking, and issues...

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Quick Stop on Durban COP-December 10

New REDD Text Gives Nod to Market-Based Activities; High-Level Talks to Resume Shortly

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Quick Stop on Durban COP-December 9

Here is a timeline of the very busy last day of negotiations.

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Quick Stop on Durban COP-December 8

With the midnight hour approaching, negotiators seem to adding to the current REDD text rather than refining it. The document has now expanded to a heavily bracketed four pages.

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Quick Stop on Durban COP-December 7

Fearing that the LCA process will come to an end without chance to conclude REDD, the SBSTA REDD facilitator Tony La Viña implored delegates to come up with a work program that could keep the process going should LCA fail.

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Quick Stop on Durban COP-December 6

LULUCF seems close to producing a text and on Monday afternoon, authors of a recent report took some time to explain reference levels and the recent SBSTA decision.

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Quick Stop on Durban COP-December 5

Highlights from Sunday's Forest Day, as well as a detailed update on the SBSTA text and the discussions around LULUCF.

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