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ICE Plans Traceability Services to Help Cocoa, Coffee Industry Meet Deforestation Regulations

Environment + Energy Leader

The new tracking service will help the cocoa and coffee industry comply with the EU’s recently released rules on regulating deforestation.

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Analysis: Coal extraction in Indonesia is driving deforestation

A Greener Life

Coal extraction in Indonesia is done with open-pit mining, hence the deforestation,” says Syahrul Fitra, a senior forest campaigner at Greenpeace Southeast Asia. Thus it is necessary to assess this regulation,” Hariadi says. of total tropical deforestation between 2000 and 2019. million tons shipped there.

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Governors Launch Action Plan to Reduce Deforestation and Improve Lives in Forested Regions

Legal Planet

For more than a decade of leadership and innovation, member states and provinces of the Governors’ Climate and Forests (GCF) Task Force have been developing strategies, programs, investment plans, and new legal structures to address tropical deforestation, embark on a low-emissions development path, and benefit their populations and the climate.

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How EU deforestation laws are reordering the world of coffee

Environmental News Bits

New European Union rules aimed at stopping deforestation are reordering coffee supply chains. Read the full story from the Associated Press.

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Climate change: new rules for companies to stop EU-driven deforestation globally

Environmental News Bits

To fight climate change and biodiversity loss globally, Environment MEPs want only deforestation-free products to be allowed on the EU market.

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The European Union's new plan to curb deforestation is deeply flawed

New Scientist

Sustainability researchers have serious doubts about whether the EU’s new regulation will succeed in stopping deforestation

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New EU rules for deforestation-free products: Companies will be ‘monitored and held accountable’

Environmental News Bits

The European Parliament has said companies supplying products that risk contributing to deforestation will be ‘monitored and held accountable’ through new due diligence regulations. But farming groups have raised concerns that the new regulation might not be WTO-compliant. Read the full story at Food Navigator.