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Russia will use forests as a Paris bargaining chip
Monday 23 Nov 15 12:00pm
By MARIANNA POBEREZHSKAYA.- Russia has a reputation as one of the more difficult states involved in international climate negotiations – and don’t expect things to change at the latest UN conference in Paris.
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Hundreds of billions of trees can store a lot of carbon. |
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