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Im Rahmen der Reduzierung von CO2 wird ein

Thema immer wieder diskutiert: REDD. REDD steht

für Reducing Emissions

from Deforestation and

Degradation, also der

Reduktion von Emissionen

aus Entwaldung und

Schädigung von Wäldern.

Laut WWF betragen die

Emissionen aus Entwaldung

und Waldschädigung 20

bis 25% der vom Men-

schen produzierten Treib-

hausgase.1 “Durch Abhol-

zung und Brandrodung der

Wälder werden mehr

Treibhausgase ausgestoßen, als durch den

Straßen-, Luft- und Schiffsverkehr zusammen,” 2

hebt Greenpeace hervor. Damit - so die Befür-

worter des REDD - ist es notwendig den Schutzvon Wäldern in die internationalen Klimaver-

handlungen mit einzubeziehen.

Die Grundidee

Die Grundidee von REDD ist vergleichsweise ein-

fach, ihre konkrete Aus-

gestaltung hingegen nicht.

Grundlage ist die Funktion

von Wäldern als Kohlenstoff-

speicher innerhalb des

globalen Stoffkreislaufs. Im

Rahmen des REDD-Modells

wird dem in den Wäldern

gespeicherter Kohlenstoff ein

wirtschaftlicher Wert beige-

messen . Somi t so l len

wirtschaft l iche Anreize

geschaffen werden, die Ent-

waldungen zu stoppen. Ziel

des REDD ist es, vor allem Regenwälder der

südlichen Hemisphäre und Nadelwälder an der

nördlich gelegenen Vegetationszone zu

schützen.1

Das Konstrukt klinkt simpel. Dennoch sind zahlrei-

che strukturelle und methodische Herausfor-

derungen zu meistern.

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1 http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/REDD

1 www.wwf.de/themen/waelder/klima-wald/redd/

2www.greenpeace.de/themen/klima/kampagnen/urwaldschutz_ist_klimaschutz/detail/artikel/klima_retten_urwaelder_schuetzen/




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Ein strittiger Punkt ist die Frage, wie der Erhalt

der Wälder finanziert werden soll.1 In der

Diskussion sind die Finanzierung über den ver-

bindlichen Emissionshandel auf dem Kohlenstoff-

markt, oder eine freiwillige Finanzierung über

spezielle internationale Fonds. Ein weiterer stritti-

ger Punkt bezieht sich auf die Frage, ob REDD

als Mechanismus nach 2010 innerhalb oder

außerhalb eines Kyoto-Anschlussabkommens ex-

istieren soll.

Methodischen

Herausfor-

derungen

Es müssen Ver-g l e i c h swe r t e

festgelegt wer-

den, damit eine

R e d u z i e r u n g

der Entwaldung

als Emissions-

vermeidung anerkannt werden kann. Denkbar

wären bspw. die durchschnittlichen Entwaldungs-

raten in den 1980er oder 1990er Jahren. Eine

weitere methodische Herausforderung ist die

Etablierung eines zuverlässigen Monitoringsys-

tems, der sowohl die Zerstörung als auch die De-

gradierung von Wäldern aufzeichnet. Auch ist

sicher zu stellen, dass durch den Schutz der

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Wälder innerhalb einer Region nicht die Ent-

waldung in einem anderen Gebiet beschleunigt

wird.

Meinungen zum REDD

Das REDD ist durchaus umstritten, auch bei Or-

ganisationen, die sich für den Klimaschutz einset-zen. Das WWF und Greenpeace befürworten

REDD als ein Instrument die Abholzung von

Primärwäldern zu

dämpfen: “Ein

zukünftiger REDD

Mechanismus muss

so konzipiert sein,

dass die Einspa-rungen von Emis-

sionen aus dem

Waldbereich

zusätzlich zu

denen im Energie-

sektor stattfin-

den…...Im Bezug auf REDD unterstützt der WWF

eine flexible, schrittweise Herangehensweise, die

die unterschiedlichen Gegebenheiten und Möglich-

keiten der einzelnen Länder berücksichtigt.”2 Und

Greenpeace fordert: “...dass die Reduzierung der

durch Entwaldung zustande kommenden Emis-

sionen (REDD) in der nächsten Phase des Kyoto-

Protokolls (ab 2013) ein essenzieller Bestandteil

wird.”3



3 www.greenpeace.de/themen/klima/kampagnen/urwaldschutz_ist_klimaschutz/detail/artikel/klima_retten_urwaelder_schuetzen/




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Dem BUND hingegen gehen die Maßnahmen

des REDD nicht weit genug: “Das derzeit verhan-

delte Instrument REDD (…) wird die weltweite

Entwaldung höchstens verlangsamen, jedoch nicht

stoppen. Eine Einbeziehung von REDD-

Maßnahmen in den Emissionshandel würde den

Markt mit Emissionsrechten überschwemmen und

das Instrument weiter schwächen. Damit der Ver-lust der Wälder weltweit gestoppt werden kann,

müssen die Ziele unter REDD verschärft werden.” 1

Ebenfalls zu den Kritikern des REDD zählt das

Indigenous Environmental Network, eine Vertre-

tung von über 100 indigenen Völkern. Diese

befürchten, dass durch das REDD die Rechte und

die enge natürliche Bindung der ursprünglichenBevölkerung an den Wäldern eingeschränkt

wird.2

Davon abgesehen gibt es Firmen, die sich

bereits heute mit dieser Thematik beschäftigen.

Bspw. die in Vancouver, Kanada, beheimatete

ERA Carbon Offsets.

ERA entwickelt CO2-Ausgleichsprogramme

und Projekte im forst-

wirtschaftlichen Be-

reich. Neben Wied-

eraufforstungen ist

ERA aktiv im Bereich

von REDD und REDD++. Bei REDD++ Projekten

wird zum Konzept des REDD noch veränderte

Nutzung von Land, ein nachhaltiges Waldman-

agement oder auch Waldfeldbau mit einbe-

zogen.

“REDD Projekte sind dafür geschaffen einen An-

reiz zu geben für die Gestaltung einer sehr viel

größeren und nachhaltig orientierten Wirtschaft

welche lokale Gemeinden vor Ort durch die

Schaffung und Erhaltung gesunde Ökosysteme

mit einbezieht. Dieses Programm kann faire

Beschäftigungsverhältnisse,

neue Infrastrukturen sowie

erneuerbare Energiequellenund Ausbildungen für die

lokalen Gemeinden vor Ort

schaffen.” 3

Was heißt das konkret?

Gerade bei Projekten in

1

www.bund.net/fileadmin/bundnet/publikationen/umweltschutz_international/20081125_umweltpolitik_international_poznan_forderungen.pdf

2 http://209.85.129.132/search?q=cache:-2RHsShAz2EJ:www.pro-regenwald.de/news/2009/10/04/Besser_CO2_frei_wirt+redd+kritik&cd=4&hl=de&ct=clnk&gl=de&client=firefox-a

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Afrika beschränken sich die Maßnahmen nicht

ausschließlich bspw. auf die Aufforstung von

Regionen. Vielmehr wird gemeinsam mit den

lokalen Gemeinden eine Bedarfsanalyse er-

stellt, um festzustellen, was vor Ort fehlt, bspw.

Schulen, eine Wasserversorgung, medizinische

Versorgung etc. Aus den Erlösen, die ein aufge-forsteter Wald nun erwirtschaftet (durch die

Kreierung von CO2-Zertifikaten) werden solche

Infrastruktur-Maßnahmen am Ort des aufge-

forsteten Waldes finanziert. Warum ist dies

notwendig und sinnvoll - einmal abgesehen von

humanitären Gründen? Die afrikanischen

Stämme würden ansonsten den heran-

wachsenden Wald früher oder später zu

Brennholz verarbeiten.

So ist allen Seiten geholfen: ERA Carbon Off-

sets verdient aus der Aufforstung Geld, die

afrikanischen Stämme und lokalen Gemeinden

erhalten infrastrukturelle Maßnahmen und auch

Jobs bspw. als Forstarbeiter und die Auffor-

stungsprogramme sind selbstredend vorteilhaft

für die Umwelt.




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Fact Sheets

Company



CMA Corp. Ltd., Overview & Ratios

Chart & SRI-Highlights

Field of Activity & News

Download Annual Report & Presentation


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CMA Corporation Ltd: Trading, processingand recycling of predominantly secondaryferrous and nonferrous metal products

www.cmacorp.net/attach/1_USA%20Small%20to%20Mid%20Caps%20Presentation%20-%20final.pdf

◊ Commitment to ‘Green Technologies‘ within the Group

◊ Owns the only two de-zincing plants in the world including

patent rights for global expansion

◊ Operates largest EPA approved mercury distiller in Austra-

lasia

◊ Continued commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

◊ Emission reduction and energy savings generated from reu-

sing Meretec treated steel instead of galvanised steel

◊ High-end innovative and responsible recycling facilities

◊ Conducting environmental site audits

◊ 26 Feb 10: Market Update/Non-Lodgement of Appendix 4D

www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100226/pdf/31nytzxv500hc8.pdf

◊ 19 Feb 10: Suspension from Official Quotationhttp://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100219/pdf/31nsk0vgrx5j33.pdf

◊ 02. Feb 10: Board changes at CMA Corporation Ltd

www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100204/pdf/31njnk9jh2x840.pdf

Trading, processing and recycling ofpredominantly secondary ferrous andnonferrous metal products. 32 recyc-

ling facilities in Australia, New Zea-land, Singapore, Malaysia, PapuaNew Guinea and North America, anda workforce of more

than 550 staff.

◊ Symbol: CMV

◊ Website: www.cmacorp.net

◊ Market capitalisation A$ 84 Mio.

◊ Revenues 08 / 09: A$ 396.4 Mio.

◊ EBITDA 08 / 09: A$ (- 65) Mio.

◊ EBIT 08 / 09 A$ (-84.1 ) Mio.

Source: CMA Corp. Ltd., Comdirect

www.cmacorp.net/attach/1_CMV20090929-218.pdf



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Eco Quest Ltd., Overview & Ratios


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EcoQuest: Biodegradable Personal ProductsNappy/Diaper; next Products: Sanitary products, Incontinence

pads, Nappies, protectors, Baby wipes, Cosmetic and household

◊ Symbol: ECQ

◊ Website: www.ecoquestlimited.com.au

◊ Market capitalisation A$ 7,7 Mio.

◊ Revenues 08 / 09: A$ 0,00 Mio.

◊ EBITDA 08 / 09: A$ (- 1,45) Mio.

◊ EBIT 08 / 09 A$ (-1,45) Mio.

Source: Reuters Knowledge, Comdirect

◊ Over 90% biodegradable

◊ The absorption method used to draw liquid away

from the skin has been designed using naturally

occurring compositions

◊ Babies using disposables will wear around 8,000

nappies before they are potty trained -> Enor-

mous global waste issue

www.dr-reuter.eu/images/download/eq-oct09.pdf

EcoQuest‘s business is in the development,manufacture and distribution of environ-mentally friendly non-woven products. Thecompany has developed and owns Patentsfor multi-layer natural and reconstructed

compositions - over 90% biodegradable.

www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20091028/pdf/31lnflzx4zmjb3.pdf

◊ 26 Feb 10: Half Yearly Report and Accounts

◊ 02 Feb 10: Response to ASX Query

◊ 01 Feb 10: Notice of General meeting/Proxy Form

www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100226/pdf/31nzgbcfkqy7yp.pdf

www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100202/pdf/31nhhkppz61q6c.pdf

www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100201/pdf/31ngm6ywj95pdm.pdf



ERA Carbon Offsets, Overview & Ratios


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Forest-based Car-

bon Offset Pro-

grams

◊ Reforestation/Avoided Deforestation/REDD

◊ CO2-Reduction

◊ Local projects in Africa to build up the infrastructure and

other needs for the local community

◊ Multiple social and environmental co-benefits

◊ 19 Feb 10: Forest Carbon Group AG Purchases 29.9%of ERA Carbon Offsets Ltd.

www.eraecosystems.com/index.php?&content_id=105

◊ 08 Feb 10: ERA Carbon Offsets Ltd. to close $5.5 finan-cing with Forest Carbon Group AG


◊ 15 Jan 10: State of the Foret Carbon Markets 2009 Ta-king Root & Branching Out


www.dr-reuter.eu/images/download/eraoct09.pdf

ERA Carbon Offsets is a Canadian-based pio-

neer in forest-based carbon offset programs

and project development. Through its subsidiary,

ERA Ecosystem Restoration Associates, ERA pro-

duces significant, measurable carbon sequestra-

tion benefits. These are validated and verified

to international standards and sold to purcha-

sers interested in offsetting their greenhouse gas

footprints as a means of mitigating the effects

of climate change.

www.ceoclips.com/media/EraEcosystems.asx

◊ Symbol: ESR:TSX-V

◊ Website: www.eraecosystems.com

◊ Market capitalisation CA$ 10,3 Mio.

◊ Revenues 09, Forecast CA$ 2,9 Mio.

◊ EBITDA 09, Forecast CA$ 0,2 Mio.

Source: Comdirect, Forecast data by ERA Carbon Offsets


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Dyesol Ltd., Overview & Ratios


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Artificial Photo-

synthesis, for

example for use

for Building-

Integrated Pho-

tovoltaics

www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20091029/pdf/31lpp3kwd19m7d.pdf www.dr-reuter.eu/images/download/driroct09.pdf

◊ Dyesol is the 2009 Sustainable Small Company of the Year:

www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20091210/pdf/31mnsc7qsfq7s2.pdf

◊ Dyesol has been rated by OEKOM Research with an A-

◊ In January 2008, CNBC Europe has chosen Dyesol as one of 100

companies worldwide that contribute to the reduction of CO2

◊ Prime Rating by the SRI Agency OEKOM Research, Munich, Ger-

many

◊ Dyesol is in the Australia Cleantech Index

www.auscleantech.com.au/PDF/September%202009%20Quarterly%20Performance%20Report.pdf

◊ Dyesol in S&P /ASX All Australian Ordinaries Index

Download Annual Report & Company Presentation

Field of activity & services: commercializationof dye solar cells for energy production. Dye-sol develops & produces materials that arenecessary for dye solar cells. Dyesol markettest and lab instruments and provide consulting& technical services.

Positioning: Dyesol operates in the B2B area.For example, Corus - the worlds fifth biggeststeelmaker - and Dyesol in a joint productionplant work together to produce steel using adye solar cell coating technology that will pro-duce power.

◊ Symbol: DYE

◊ Homepage: www.dyesol.com

◊ Market capitalisation A$ 109 Mio.

◊ Revenue 08 / 09: A$ 2.52 Mio.

◊ EBITDA 08 / 09: A$ (- 8.41) Mio.

Source: Reuters Knowledge, Dyesol, Comdirect

◊ 26 Feb 10: Half Yearly Report and Accounts www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100226/pdf/31nz75rh2hhtb2.pdf

◊ 25 Feb 10: Dyesol - Corus Milestone 7 - Into the Light

www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100225/pdf/31nxz9yqt93ybc.pdf

◊ 18 Feb 10: Becoming a substantial holder

www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100218/pdf/31nrvjbb0q79kp.pdf




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Fairs&

Congresses




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QUICK FACTS

WHEN?

2 - 4 March 2010

MORE INFORMATION

www.pointcarbon.com/events/conference

s/cmi2010/

WHERE?

Amsterdam, Netherlands

CONTACT

+47 22 40 53 47

[email protected]

CARBON MARKET INSIGHTS

201002-04 March 2010, Amsterdam, NL

Point Carbon invites you to Carbon Market Insights 2010, taking

place in Amsterdam.

This is an extraordinary time for the emissions markets. Regional

and national cap-and-trade schemes are springing up all over the

world, while intergovernmental tra-

ding has also emerged, but not

without controversy. Are these emissi-

ons trading mechanisms the right o-

nes? How can they be scaled up?

QUICK FACTS

WHEN?

04-05 March 2010

MORE INFORMATION

www.cleanequitymonaco.com/

WHERE?

Monaco

CONTACT

+44 20 7297 6840

[email protected]

CLEANEQUITYThe World‘s No.1 Event for Emerging Cleantech

04-05 March 2010, Monaco

CleanEquity Monaco is a twin track schedule of company presen-tations throughout the two days. There will

be four plenary sessions, led by sector-

experts, to discuss and identify key industry

themes, drivers and constraints, as well as

forward-looking trends. 1 to 1 meetings will

take place in the Salle Francois Blanc, two

weeks before the event log-in details will

be supplied to all delegates so that you can

schedule these meetings.




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QUICK FACTS

WHEN?

23 - 25 April 2010

MORE INFORMATION

http://cms.messe-stuttgart.de

WHERE?

Stuttgart, Germany

CONTACT

+49 (0)711 18560-0

[email protected]

INVESTThe trade fair for institutional & private investors

23-25 April 2010, Stuttgart, Germany

As with the previous year, the theme of “sustainable investments”

plays a central role at Invest 2010. As well as the stand presen-

tation in the Pavilion, exhibitors can present their products and

services in the Top Theme Forum. There are specialist presentati-

ons about ecological financial investments and investment in rene-

wable raw materials with the opportunity to comprehensively in-

form and

advise visi-

tors.

6th SUSTAINABILITY-

CONGRESS27-28 April 2010, Bonn, Germany

The Sustainability-Congress which takes place annually performs

an essential contribution for the further stabilization

of the sustainability-thought and sustainable investment. On the

one hand it serves the annual location with regard to the questi-

ons which acceptance the sustainability-thought has found in so-

ciety, politics and economy, which meaning is attached to it and

what new developments are. On the other hand, it contributes to

the stabilization of the attempts of sustainable investment with an

improved market presence and transparency of the market.

QUICK FACTS

WHEN?

27 - 28 April 2010

MORE INFORMATION

www.sustainability-congress.de/?lang=eng

WHERE?

Bonn, Germany

CONTACT+49 4941 60 496 87

[email protected]




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QUICK FACTS

WHEN?

18 May 2010

MORE INFORMATION

www.gresham.ac.uk/event.asp?PageId=

45&EventId=1022

WHERE?

London

CONTACT

+44 (0)20 7831 0575

QUICK FACTS

WHEN?

26 - 28 May 2010

MORE INFORMATION

www.amsterdamgriconference.org/

WHERE?

Amsterdam, Netherlands

CONTACT

+31(0)[email protected]

THE LONDON ACCORD

SPRING CONFERENCEClimate Change: Structuring

Cleantech Investment

18 May 2010, London

The Conference will address issues related to the development

of investment instruments for infrastructure

and the low carbon economy. Keynote

addresses will be delivered by experts in the

field, and panel discussions will provide an

opportunity for debate with the delegates.

THE AMSTERDAM GLOBAL CONFE-RENCE ON SUSTAINABILITY ANDTRANSPARENCY

26-28 May 2010, Amsterdam

In May 2010 Amsterdam will once again play host to the world’s

largest gathering of leaders, thinkers and doers in the field of

sustainability reporting. But this time the stakes are much higher.




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QUICK FACTS

WHEN?

18 - 23. July 2010

MORE INFORMATION

www.social-banking.org/summer-school/summer-school-2010/

WHERE?

Florenz, Italy

CONTACT

+49 (0)234-5797-185

[email protected]

International Summer School

on Social Banking 2010Banking on values - what vaules?

18-23 July 2010, Florenz, Italy

The International Summer School on Social Banking provides a uni-

que opportunity for interested and engaged people to meet and

develop new perspectives on banking and finance.

The Summer School is designed as an incubator for change where

innovative ideas towards a more

responsible, value-driven banking

and finance system can evolve.

QUICK FACTS

WHEN?

10. June 2010

MORE INFORMATION

http://secure.imn.org/web_confe/index.cfm?sc=20100501_IM_0046&pg=Event_ Description

WHERE?

Stockholm, Sweden

CONTACT

(212) 901-0549

[email protected]

9th Annual EUROPEAN SUMMITON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

AND RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENTS

10 June 2010, Stockholm, Sweden

IMN's European Summit on Corporate Governance and Respon-

sible Investment provides a wealth of information on the imple-

mentation of environmental, social and governance (ESG) factorsin investment management. Participate and receive insight and

education through panel discussions, case studies and profiles pre-

sented by leading public pension scheme executives, trustees and

fund managers. Session topics include shareholder activism, invest-

ment case studies, the economic aspects of climate change, the

role of private equity in the ESG portfolio, and an update on the

United Nations Principles of Responsible Investment.




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D r R e u t e r I n v e s t o r R e l a t i o n sSpecialist in investor relations work on the European capital markets

Dr. Eva ReuterMobile: +49-177-6058804

[email protected]

www.dr-reuter.eu

Office UK: London,

United Kingdom

Office +44 (0) 20 71936458

Office Germany: Annette-Allee 6

48149 Munster

Germany

Office +49 (0)251 71 32 862

E u r o p e - A u s t r a I i a I n v e s t o r R e l a t i o n s

Trevor Baldock

Managing Partner

Mobile: +33 6 08 787 [email protected]

www.dr-reuter.eu

Office France

Galaxy 222

6 bis Rue de la Paroisse78000 Versailles, France

EcoQuest Ltd Bericht Dr Reuter Investor Relations Februar 2010

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