Guardian: A revolutionary multibillion-pound fund should be set up to pay the owners of the world’s rainforests not to cut them down, a report to the prime minister will say today. The report by special adviser John Eliasch says the scheme would be a comparatively cheap way to reduce climate change emissions and would also inject vital funds into developing countries to help alleviate poverty. The report says that a global carbon market could pay the tropical rainforests’ owners, or people …