Indonesia, Brazil subsidizing forest loss far more than REDD+ slows it

Mongabay
By Philip JacobsonApr 1, 2015, 11:40 am77 pts
International aid to protect forests in Indonesia and Brazil pales in comparison to domestic subsidies for commodities driving deforestation there. A study finds that while the countries received an annual average of $1 billion via REDD+, their agricultural and biofuel subsidies for palm oil, timber, soy and…

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