GUYANA = GREEN

 

IDB launches online climate change consultation forum

 

Guyana and Germany ink further tropical forest protection agreement

 

UN taps prime ministers to seek new climate money

Guyana part of UN panel to mobilize climate change funding UNITED NATIONS — UN chief Ban Ki-moon set up a high-level advisory panel Friday to mobilize funding to help developing nations battle climate change.

 

Guyana Offers a Model to Save Rain Forest

Guyana Offers a Model to Save Rain Forest By ERICA GIES- NY Times Published: December 8, 2009 In Guyana, where pristine rain forest still covers 75 percent of the land,

 

Guyana hosting workshop to proliferate REDD+ in CARICOM

 

Sarkozy hails US, Chinese climate proposals

MANAUS, Brazil — French President Nicolas Sarkozy, in Brazil Thursday for a one-day meeting on climate change and Amazon forest conservation, hailed new US and Chinese proposals on combating global warming as "extremely encouraging."

 

GREEN ALREADY

Green Revolution and Green Industries - There was a time when one spoke about a “green revolution” you were alluding to the rapid advances in agricultural technology; insect resistant seeds, fast growing hybrids,

 

FOLLOW GUYANA ON ITS LEADERSHIP ROLE IN CLIMATE CHANGE

 

Norway offers Guyana up to $250mln to save forests

Guyana and Norway have entered into partnership to protect Guyana's tropical forests. Under the partnership, Norway will provide financial support to Guyana at a level based on Guyana’s success in limiting emissions. President Bharrat Jagdeo of Guyana and Norway’s Minister of the Environment and International Development Erik Solheim have signed a Memorandum of Understanding declaring the two countries’ determination to work together to provide the world with a working example of how partnerships between developed and developing countries can save the world’s tropical forests.

 

Fiddling with words

By The Economist print edition

 

TIME Magazine’s Heroe of the Environment 2008

Bharrat Jagdeo

 

Prince Charles On President Jagdeo

Prince Charles Praises President Jagdeo’s Leadership On Climate Change

 

Take Over Our Rainforest

Guyana's extraordinary offer to Britain to save one of the world's most important carbon sinks

 

Guyana Criticizes Kyoto Protocol

Guyana criticizes carbon credit scheme of Kyoto Protocol

 

HRH Hosts Reception

For the Iwokrama International Centre for Rainforest Conservation and Development

 

The Iwokrama Brand and Climate Change

Prince Charles gathers supporters