• REDD in California’s cap and trade: undermining environmental and financial market integrity

  The State of California is poised to become the first cap and trade market to accept forest carbon offset credits for compliance purposes. This briefing paper details the related problems and risks.

• Letter to the Forest Carbon Partnership Facility

  Re: Carbon fund risks undermining REDD readiness

• Letter to Facility Management Team and Carbon Fund Participants

  Letter objecting to the complete exclusion of observers from the second day of the Carbon Fund meeting in Barcelona.

• Letter to the California Air Resources Board

  Re: Comments on the 15-day rulemaking package and changes made to the initial proposed regulation

• Letter to the World Bank’s Forest Carbon Partnership Facility

  Re: Emerging accountability gap at FCPF creates legal and reputational risk

• Letter to Policy Board Members

  The Social and Environmental Principles and Criteria (SEPC) and corresponding risk assessment tools threaten to undermine work undertaken thus far and risk creating a race to the bottom in global REDD standards.

• Letter to the House of Representatives

  Opposition to H.R. 3210, the Retailers and Entertainers Lacey Implementation and Enforcement Fairness (RELIEF) Act

• Letter to the California Air Resources Board

  RE: Protection of Indigenous Peoples' and local communities' rights in cap and trade regulation

• 2010 Cruise ship environmental report card

  The 2010 Cruise Ship Report Card lets vacationers decide which cruise to take based on a cruise ship or cruise line’s environmental and human health impacts.

• Letter to the California Air Resources Board

  RE: Sector-based crediting and subnational Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) as part of a California cap-and-trade program

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