Editorial in Science magazine confirms the conflict of interest at the heart of carbon offsetting: Auditors paid by project developers

“All Ka’apor know how to live in the forest and from the forest without destroying it”

Illegal logging and REDD in Brazil

“We will not stop until we get back our dispossessed territories!” Statement by the Ethnic Council of the Kichwa Peoples of Amazonia about the Cordillera Azul National Park in Peru

New research finds that Verra’s buffer pool for REDD projects is way too small

“Carbon markets are a failed model of climate finance that prioritises profits over people and delays over action”

Once again, Chevron has been caught buying carbon credits from a REDD project in Colombia that was developed without Indigenous Peoples knowing about it

At last! Forest Stewardship Council admits that it has certified logging operations on the territory of Indigenous Peoples living in voluntary isolation

Record breaking areas of Brazil’s land goes up in flames. And Earth Innovation Institute proposes the false solution of selling carbon credits to the oil and gas industry

Singapore Government Agencies warn about crypto carbon credit scam

Kick Big Polluters out of COP30!

Built to fail. New report from Corporate Accountability reveals that carbon offset projects still fail to deliver