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Nicholas Stern

unocdNovember 10, 2017

If we are looking at stopping or reducing the risks of climate change then one of the lowest cost ways of doing that is to stop deforestation.

Nicholas Stern
  • ← Jane Goodall
  • Dr. Kuntoro Mangkusubroto →

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If we kill off the wild, then we are killing parts of our souls.
Jane Goodall
The benefits of extending the moratorium far outweigh the perceived negative impacts…the most important thing is to maintain the momentum of collaborative ways of working among ministries and state agencies, CSOs, NGOs, multilateral and donor agencies, and many more.
Dr. Kuntoro MangkusubrotoHead of UKP4, speaking at the UNORCID Moratorium workshop,
If we are looking at stopping or reducing the risks of climate change then one of the lowest cost ways of doing that is to stop deforestation.
Nicholas Stern
Conservation isn’t about aesthetics or wonder, it is about the survival of the human race.
Jim LeapeWWF International Director General
Immediate action on REDD+ is a critical part of the climate change solution. Preserving forests also provides other valuable benefits: biodiversity, soil conservation and flood control.
Ban Ki-moonUN Secretary General
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