Monthly Archives: December 2012
Michael’s Moot, an extraordinary meeting – honest, constructive and so much cheaper than Doha
OK, OK, OK, I must write up the minutes of this gathering. In fact, I will call it a moot – Michael’s Moot. He called it to discuss the ongoing deterioration in the global forest and the eminent failure of … Continue reading
REDD it again – cant see the wood, cant see the trees….
Further unexpurgated sage remarks drawn down from Linkdin. I’m treating it a bit like attending a conference on the crisis. I am the self appointed minuting secretary – though it also feels a bit like running an illicit still and … Continue reading
Ash Die Back – All our fault?
Several lines here, not necessarily all relevant: 1 – Import, export, trans country and trans continental trade – everywhere we travel we cross transfer not just ourselves but also micro-organisms, seeds, spores and larvae. A worry some time ago it … Continue reading
Can I call it CEL?
Carbon too cheap to sell!! Well I read and digested the preceding discussion and tried to extract its pointers, its drift. There were a number of strands, as Javier de Vicente remarked, and an air of confusion but the essence … Continue reading
Five Trillion Trees 