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Using carbon credits to close coal plants will not deliver climate benefits
“Promotion of carbon credits for financing coal phaseouts is misguided and unfortunate.”
Dec 2
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Chris Lang
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Using carbon credits to close coal plants will not deliver climate benefits
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“Continuing to stand behind the fallacy that carbon offsetting approaches will get us out of the climate crisis is now untenable”
Scientists advise the University of Exeter to ditch carbon offsets.
Nov 29
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Chris Lang
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“Continuing to stand behind the fallacy that carbon offsetting approaches will get us out of the climate crisis is now untenable”
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REDD myth no. 6: “Carbon markets are climate finance”
The reality is that carbon markets are diverting money away from the Global South.
Nov 28
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Chris Lang
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REDD myth no. 6: “Carbon markets are climate finance”
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REDD-Monitor stands in solidarity with Antonio Tricarico of ReCommon. Oil giant Eni has pressed charges against Tricarico for defamation
Eni is trying to silence any critical voices.
Nov 25
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Chris Lang
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REDD-Monitor stands in solidarity with Antonio Tricarico of ReCommon. Oil giant Eni has pressed charges against Tricarico for defamation
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Gabriel Labbate’s carbon market fallacies
The Global Team Leader of the UN-REDD programme at UNEP is promoting a false solution to the climate crisis.
Nov 15
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Chris Lang
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Gabriel Labbate’s carbon market fallacies
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COP29 approval of Article 6.4 is “opening the floodgates for a global carbon market that will have devastating impacts on communities in the…
Carbon markets are not climate finance.
Nov 12
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Chris Lang
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COP29 approval of Article 6.4 is “opening the floodgates for a global carbon market that will have devastating impacts on communities in the Global South”
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Biomass Action Network calls for Real Solutions at COP29
“Carbon markets should, per definition, never be seen as climate finance, as they add nothing.”
Nov 8
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Chris Lang
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Biomass Action Network calls for Real Solutions at COP29
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REDD myth no. 5: “Carbon offsets reduce emissions”
The reality is that to achieve real emissions reductions, carbon offsetting has to end.
Nov 5
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Chris Lang
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REDD myth no. 5: “Carbon offsets reduce emissions”
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African Agriculture Holdings Inc.: Oil companies, agribusiness, carbon credits, land grabs, water grabs, and tax havens aplenty
Alan Kessler, Frank Timis, and Koch Inc. More red flags than a golf course.
Oct 29
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Chris Lang
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African Agriculture Holdings Inc.: Oil companies, agribusiness, carbon credits, land grabs, water grabs, and tax havens aplenty
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The Democratic Republic of Congo has cancelled 27 oil exploration blocks
For the time being, anyway.
Oct 21
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Chris Lang
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The Democratic Republic of Congo has cancelled 27 oil exploration blocks
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Real Zero not Net Zero: “The only solution is to stop burning fossil fuels”
Real Zero Statement from the recently launched Lethal Humidity Global Council.
Oct 8
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Chris Lang
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Real Zero not Net Zero: “The only solution is to stop burning fossil fuels”
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Amerindian Peoples Association highlights concerns about REDD in Guyana: “What looks good on paper isn’t always good in practice”
Selling carbon credits to an oil company, “raises contradictions within Guyana’s Low Carbon Development Strategy”.
Oct 1
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Chris Lang
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Amerindian Peoples Association highlights concerns about REDD in Guyana: “What looks good on paper isn’t always good in practice”
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