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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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The UK’s new climate envoy, Rachel Kyte, imagines carbon as “the currency of the 21st century”
What a £4 million donation to the Labour Party from the Cayman Islands gets you.
Sep 27
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Chris Lang
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The UK’s new climate envoy, Rachel Kyte, imagines carbon as “the currency of the 21st century”
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I’ve stopped using Twitter. And you should too
The Musk and Trump conversation was the final straw for me.
Aug 17
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Chris Lang
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I’ve stopped using Twitter. And you should too
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Billionaires aren’t going to save the planet. Part I: Marc Benioff’s trillion trees
Four years after Benioff announced the trillion trees initiative, Bloomberg takes a look at how it's going.
Aug 12
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Chris Lang
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Billionaires aren’t going to save the planet. Part I: Marc Benioff’s trillion trees
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