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Forest Cover 47: Bioenergy Special Edition

30 Mar, 2015

Welcome to a brand new edition of Forest Cover, the Global Forest Coalition newsletter that provides a space for Southern and Northern environmental justice activists to present their views on international forest-related policies. We were happy to co-produce this special edition, which focuses on the impacts of wood-based bioenergy on forests and forest peoples, with our active member group Biofuelwatch. Download the print version to read on about bioenergy, forests, a summary of the international strategy meeting, a photo essay on impacts of unsustainable livestock farming and on wood-based bioenergy and a case on the Bukaleba Forest Reserve.

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GFC Annual Report 2014

21 Dec, 2014

Chair intro (by Diego Alejandro Cardona): It is with great satisfaction that we provide all those who are interested in forests and the peoples who inhabit them with our annual…

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GFC Annual Report 2013

21 Dec, 2013

Chair intro (by Andrey Laletin): Global Forest Coalition looks to the long-term, seeking real, fair and lasting solutions to forest loss. This is far from easy, especially in light of…

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GFC Annual Report 2012

21 Dec, 2012

Chair intro (by Andrey Laletin): A ‘Green Economy’ marked by thousands of hectares of fresh new monoculture tree plantations producing raw material for the ‘bioeconomy’ and a drastic expansion of…

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GFC Annual Report 2011

21 Dec, 2011

Chair intro (by Fiu Mata’ese Elisara-La’ulu): This year, 2011, has been another challenging year for our global, regional and national work in terms of the on-going and drastic reduction in…

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GFC Annual Report 2010

21 Dec, 2010

Chair intro (by Fiu Mata’ese Elisara-La’ulu): I am happy to present this 2010 report as the first in my capacity as Chairman of the GFC Board. The Executive Director, her…

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GFC Annual Report 2009

21 Dec, 2009

Chair intro (by Miguel Lovera): By fighting poverty and defending the rights of Indigenous Peoples and other forest dependent peoples, we all have a lot to gain. The year 2009…

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