Paying to keep the rainforests standing
A UN-backed scheme to reduce carbon emissions from the burning of forests could be one of the big winners of the Copenhagen climate summit, with the possibility of a big injection of funds. The BBC’s Paulo Cabral has been to the Amazon to visit one of the most advanced pilot projects.
Correspondent: Paulo Cabral
Photography and Edition: Eduardo Duwe
Year: 2009
Link: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/8399871.stm
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