Climate change is forcing companies of all sizes to rethink the way they do business.. to find ways to sustain growth in a low, rather than high, carbon economy.
RICHARD SHARMAN, KPMG Carbon Advisory Group
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News - Forestry and wood products
Climate change could hit tropical wildlife hardest
Published on 06 May 2008
Film draws attention to ‘e-waste’
Published on 01 May 2008
Biodiversity loss will endanger health
Published on 30 April 2008
Scientists study Canadian CO2 emissions
Published on 09 April 2008
Black carbon climate danger ‘underestimated’
Published on 07 April 2008
Black carbon, a key component of soot, plays a much larger role in global warming than previously estimated, scientists have found. They cite black carbon as the second largest contributor to global warming after carbon dioxide.
Environment crime now high on the world agenda.
Published on 01 April 2008
UK Ministers call for action to stop destruction of forests
Published on 27 February 2008
Commonwealth Environment Ministers have called for establishing demonstration projects and partnerships that deliver innovative financing in order to urgently stop the destruction of forests in member countries.
Green paper mills see sales boost
Published on 19 February 2008
Globe-net New report shows a dramatic increase in recycled paper sales in 2007, despite difficult economic conditions for Canada’s paper mills.
First forest-based emissions reduction traded under California rules
Published on 13 February 2008
SustainableBusiness Natsource LLC is the first company to invest in certified, forest-based carbon emissions reductions under California rules adopted last year.
INDUSTRY ROUND UP 20 Dec 2007
Published on 20 December 2007
A look at recent ‘green’ news by industry sector.
