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Carbon projects are projects of death
World Rainforest Movement Bulletin, August 2024.
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Brazil’s Federal Prosecution Office has issued a recommendation to suspend REDD in Indigenous and traditional territories in Amazonas
And a stop to carbon credit trade from Indigenous lands in Amazonas.
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“REDD projects are projects of death,” say Ka’apor Indigenous People in the State of Maranhão, Brazil
Wildlife Works is developing a REDD project on Ka’apor land in the Alto Turiaçu Indigenous Territory.
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Washington Post’s investigation into “carbon cowboys” in the Brazilian Amazon focusses on Michael Greene’s REDD projects
The investigation found that more than half of all REDD projects in the Amazon overlapped with public land.
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The Marajó REDD Project in Brazil: The company has become an “agent of violence”, promoting “true chaos within the territories”
“Abusive” contracts, land grabbing, seven legal cases, threats, and accusations
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Operation Greenwashing: Brazil’s Federal Police carry out operation against criminal group suspected of selling US$34 million illegal carbon…
Verra says it “welcomes” the Brazilian authorities actions.
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IKEA and Brazil: “This furniture industry relies on ecological degradation and profits from it”
Part V: Industrial tree plantations and environmental fines in Brazil.
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Slave labour used to clear forests in the Maísa REDD+ project, Brazil
Further evidence that the Verra auditing system is not fit for purpose
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Nemus Earth doesn’t own the land in Brazil that is linked to its sales of NFTs
“The property Nemus used for the Genesis Drop is currently under litigation”
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How a proposed REDD project by Wildlife Works and Forest Trends in Maranhão, Brazil is fuelling Indigenous conflict
Some of the Ka'apor Indigenous People are opposed to the carbon project.
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“In practice, these projects don’t exist.” The Portel REDD projects in Brazil face accusations of “fraud” and “land grabbing”
No surprise, really. REDD is unregulated and riddled with conflicts of interest.
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Verra has suspended the Pacajai / ADPML Portel-Pará REDD project. The project developer faces a legal case over land grabbing. Local…
And Brink’s-Mat gangster Kenneth Noye lives in the headquarters of Amazon Forest People Limited, the company supposedly running the project
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