Publications

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2004

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1. “History and Context of LULUCF in the Climate Regime”. By Eveline Trines. Chapter 3 in “Climate Change and Forests; Emerging Policy and Market Opportunities”. Edited by Charlotte Streck, Robert O'Sullivan, Toby Janson-Smith and Richard G. Tarasofsky, Brookings Institution Press, 2008.

2. “Dealing with emissions from dry forest degradation; a low cost community based approach”, submitted PNAS. By Skutsch, M., Zahabu, E. Lovett, J.,McCall, M.,Singh, SP, Trines, E., Verplanke, J., Karky, B.,van Laake, P.,Banskota, Basnet R.,and Ba, L. 2008.

3. “Investment Flows and Finance Schemes in the Forestry Sector, with particular reference to Developing Countries’ needs”, July 2007, by Eveline Trines. Report prepared for the Secretariat of the UNFCCC. [PDF7]

4. “Clearing the way for reducing emissions from tropical deforestation”. August 2006. By M. Skutsch, N. Bird, E. Trines, M. Dutschke, P. Frumhoff, B. de Jong, P. van Laake, O. Masera, and D. Murdiyarso. Article published in Environmental Science and Policy. [REDD]

5. “Integrating Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use in Future Climate Regimes”, October 2006. Report Number 500102002 under the “Climate Change Scientific Assessment and Policy Analysis” Research Fund. By Eveline Trines, Niklas Höhne, Martina Jung, Margaret Skutsch, Annie Petsonk, Gustavo Silva-Chavez, Pete Smith, Gert-Jan Nabuurs, Pita Verweij and Bernard Schlamadinger. [PDF (6)] [cover]

6. “The Integration of LULUCF in the EU’s Emissions Trading Scheme in a Post 2012 Regime to Mitigate Climate Change”, September 2006. A Report for the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency. By Eveline P. Trines, with contributions from Adriaan Tas. [PDF (5)]

7. “Clearing the way for reducing emissions from tropical deforestation”, 2006: paper in prep. By M. Skutsch, N.Bird, E.Trines, M.Dutschke, P.Frumhoff, B.de Jong, P.van Laake, and O.Masera. [paper]

8. “Integrating Adaptation into Development Planning: options and approaches for Dutch Development Co-operation”, September 2005, a study for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DGIS, the Hague, NL.

9. “Possible role of LULUCF in future climate regimes: an inventory of some options”, November 2004, a study for the Ministry of LNV, the Hague, NL. [PDF (1)]

10. “Brazil beyond Kyoto: a review of options to promote sustainable forestry under a climate regime”, May 2004, a study for the Swedish Energy Agency, Sweden. [PDF (2)]

11. “The role of sinks in future climate regimes: An inventory of current thinking amongst policy makers and experts”, December 2003: study for the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, Den Haag, the Netherlands.“Abatement and independent verification costs of sinks CDM projects: an inventory of experience”, December 2003: study for Plant Research International, Wageningen, the Netherlands. [PDF (3) & (4)]

12. “The Clean Development Mechanism: a flexible instrument for carbon offsets from afforestation and reforestation project activities”, 2003: paper in “Tropical forests in multi-functional landscapes”, a publication of the Prince Bernhard Centre for International Nature Conservation. Edited by Pieter A. Zuidema, page 47-52. Copy available upon request.

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