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COP21: Business needs to act on forests, says Prince Charles

The Prince of Wales told a meeting at the Paris climate summit that attitudes were beginning to change, with forest protection initiatives being introduced. But he said too many companies still turned a blind eye to their commercial activities destroying forestsโ€ฆHe said the best way for governments to save forests is to grant legal title to the indigenous people who inhabit themโ€ฆHe said forests play a vital role in stabilising the climate by sucking carbon dioxide (CO2) out of the atmosphere and fixing it into soils...For some developing nations, deforestation is the largest source of emissionsโ€ฆBut finance is now needed under that scheme to compensate developing nations for foregoing the profit from cutting their forests...

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