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Global Civil Society Network to Examine Access to Information, Justice, Participation in Bangladesh

May 4, 2007

The Access Initiative Expands to South Asia, with a New Focus on Poverty and Water

Making the Links Between Biofuels and Forests

By Fred Stolle on April 30, 2007

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China's Carbon Intensity Target

By Tim Herzog on April 27, 2007

Last week, China released a draft of its First National Climate Change Assessment.

Following Through on Climate Promises

By Jon Sohn and Smita Nakhooda on April 24, 2007

This column originally appeared in Environmental Finance, March 2007.

The proposed $45 billion leveraged buyout of

Earth Day and the Corporate Sector

By Samantha Putt del Pino on April 18, 2007
Earth Day isn’t just for the people. Businesses should also be thinking about how to go green.

Implementing the Wedge Approach to Climate Change

By Fred Wellington and Rob-Bradley on April 13, 2007

As the world rapidly reaches consensus on the scientific understanding of climate change, policymakers are increasingly looking at how to address the challenge.

Framing the Environmental Challenge

March 28, 2007

On February 13th, WRI celebrated its 25th Anniversary with a dinner in New York, underwritten by

Measuring the Base of the Pyramid

By Rob Katz on March 19, 2007
A new WRI/IFC Report shows for the first time how big the opportunity is to reduce proverty through private sector strategies. And it’s a bigger market than previously thought.

China's Emissions Conundrum

By Jeff Logan on March 9, 2007

China’s energy appetite is voracious and growing. It’s a bleak picture for emissions, but the international community can help.

A Greener Farm Bill

By Evan Branosky on March 8, 2007
The 2007 Farm Bill could play a pivotal role in efforts to combat global warming. Here are four components that policymakers should consider.
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