EDF experts Fred Krupp, Nathaniel Keohane and Eric Pooley argue that we need such technologies, if we're going to protect our economy and society.

Hawley Truax, EDF's southeast regional director, says we must act quickly, with new tactics and on a much larger scale.

Isabel Mogstad, an EDF expert on the oil and gas industry, says there's great interest in this industry-led effort and how it will work.

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- Type: ReportDate: January 31, 2019Robust, functional, affordable and scalable commodity supply chain tracking systems are essential to reducing deforestation resulting from the production of tropical forest commodities. In Brazil, monitoring tools are becoming increasingly important to private sector efforts aiming to reduce and eliminate the risk of deforestation from tropical forest commodity supply chains. This report provides a comprehensive comparison of supply chain tracking tools for tropical forest commodities, specifically cattle, soy and timber, currently being used in Brazil. In addition to detailing the objectives, methodologies, scope and cost of each tool, the report also describes the advantages and challenges of each system, and concludes with a comprehensive comparison. This report will inform private sector entities, other supply chain actors and consumers about the various supply chain monitoring tools available to help reduce and eliminate deforestation from tropical forest commodity production, and serve as a guide to help companies identify the most suitable tools to increase supply chain transparency and traceability.
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