US EditionBalzarolo (CMCC): Forests, Satellite Data, and TFFF on the Way to Reaching Climate Goals
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Balzarolo (CMCC): Forests, satellite data, and TFFF on the way to reaching climate goals
“To track progress toward the Paris Agreement and the implementation of effective policies, accurate estimates of carbon sinks and sources are fundamental,” says Manuela Balzarolo, scientific leader of the EU’s flagship carbon cycle project, as she explains why accurate data on the carbon cycle is the key to successful climate negotiations. Initiatives such as the Tropical Forests Forever Facility will require more information on ecosystems and …
It is to become a gigantic programme to protect our climate: with billions of dollars, the World Bank wants to halt global warming. Tax money goes to corporations that are scourging forests to compensate for their harmful emissions. The ambitious programme is to be presented at the World Climate Conference COP 30 in Brazil, in the heart of tropical primeval forests, in Belem am Amazonas.
COP30 | Riccardo Valentini: Forests, from carbon sinks to engines of a Green Economy
As world leaders gather in Brazil for COP30, the future of the world’s forests – and the financial mechanisms to protect them – once again takes center stage. The Tropical Forests Forever Facility (TFFF) aims to channel resources into forest protection while unlocking economic returns through carbon markets and sustainable investments. Yet, for Prof. Riccardo Valentini, one of the world leading experts on forest–climate interactions and among th…
These days, the world should turn its gaze to Belém, in the heart of the Amazon, home to the upcoming United Nations Climate Summit (COP30), where an issue emerges as a protagonist: the role of forests and satellite data in combating climate change. The capacity of forest ecosystems to absorb carbon and the precision with which they can be monitored today through new technologies will be in the debate and will be decisive in achieving the object…
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