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“When the eucalyptus comes everything falls away.” Monoculture eucalyptus plantations to supply charcoal to the steel industry in Brazil are…
A new German documentary exposes the dark side of false climate solutions.
Nov 14
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Chris Lang
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Crooked Carbon Business: Carbon offset projects in Portel, Brazil
Communities complain of being “left with nothing, not even the right to do what they’d done before”.
Nov 13
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Chris Lang
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The Tropical Forest Forever Facility has raised just over US$2 billion. Almost entirely from Brazil and Indonesia
TFFF is “beleaguered by complications”.
Nov 12
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Chris Lang
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“Biofuels and carbon markets do not raise climate ambition”
CLARA members respond to new initiatives promoting biofuels and carbon markets, and to the launch of the TFFF.
Nov 12
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Chris Lang
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Indonesia’s carbon trading at COP30 slammed by climate justice activists
“The main goal should still be to reduce emissions at their sources.”
Nov 11
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Chris Lang
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EU weakens its 2040 climate goal with an international carbon credits loophole
“EU’s new Climate Law has opened the door to a dangerous expansion of the offsets industry.”
Nov 10
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Chris Lang
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Survival International: “Nature-based offset projects enable polluters to continue high emissions under the guise of carbon ‘neutrality’”
Two new briefings from Survival International on COP30.
Nov 7
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Chris Lang
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Crooked Carbon Business: Katingan Peatland Restoration and Conservation project, Indonesia
Shell has bought millions of carbon credits from this project in order to claim that fossil fuels are “carbon neutral”.
Nov 6
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Chris Lang
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No to REDD! “Our territories are sacred, and we do not put a price on that which gives us life”
An invitation for organisations and social movements to sign on to this women’s declaration against REDD and carbon markets.
Nov 5
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Chris Lang
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Sigma Lithium claims that its mine in Brazil is “carbon neutral”. It bought REDD carbon credits from the Unitor REDD project, which is now…
Ricardo Stoppe Júnior, the man behind the Unitor REDD project, is accused of selling about US$34 million illegal REDD credits.
Nov 4
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Chris Lang
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The Kariba REDD project reveals a “deep structural flaw” in Verra’s carbon credit programme
Analysis by CarbonPlan shows that Verra’s proposed solution to Kariba’s “excess credits” simply does not work.
Nov 3
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Chris Lang
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October 2025
Latin American and Caribbean social organisations denounce “Carbon colonialism and the exacerbation of inequality based on racism and…
55 organisations have signed the statement rejecting carbon markets.
Oct 31
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Chris Lang
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