Policy and Research Updates
Go behind the scene with the experts from our climate team to see what the Rainforest Alliance is doing to curb global climate change, learn about the work of organizations we admire and find out where our program is headed.
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Adam Gibbon, the Rainforest Alliance’s climate change technical specialist, offers advice on following the Cancun climate summit from the comfort of your own home. After attending the last two COPs...December 1, 2010
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Our sustainable agriculture projects manager Gianluca Gondolini reports on day 2 of COP16, highlighting the side event he hosted on sustainable agriculture and climate change. Check back...December 1, 2010
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Rainforest Alliance climate associate Mark Moroge reports from the first day of COP16. On the agenda yesterday: getting set up for the nearly two week-long climate conference. Check back...November 30, 2010
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There are at least three key elements to comprehensively understanding the emissions associated with any activity. These elements include: getting the data right, accounting for land-use practices...July 14, 2010
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Jeff Hayward, manager of the Rainforest Alliance’s climate initiative, addresses the complexity behind the term “carbon label.” A carbon label should measure the emissions embodied in a product or...July 14, 2010
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Jeff Hayward, manager of the Rainforest Alliance’s climate intiative, talks about his own carbon footprint — and how you can lower yours. What’s your carbon footprint? It’s the amount of greenhouse...July 14, 2010
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Learn about the buzz around carbon and coffee projects from Rainforest Alliance climate initiative coordinator Jeff Hayward. View other articles about climate change. “Carbon is the new shade,” Chris...July 14, 2010
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If you’ve read about the Sustainable Agriculture Network (SAN) Standard — the criteria against which farms are audited to earn Rainforest Alliance certification — you know that coffee sold with the...June 6, 2010