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Indigenous Peoples threatened with violence, livestock theft, and evictions from Mukogodo Forest, Kenya
Statement and letter from the East Africa Indigenous Women-Led Assembly.
 • Chris Lang
Confusion and alarm over ASC Impact’s carbon plantations in Gambella, Ethiopia
“The trees make us very worried.”
 • Chris Lang
Federal and state lawyers in Brazil recommend a moratorium on carbon projects and carbon trading
In a Technical note on REDD.
 • Chris Lang
No to TFFF, Yes to Forest Rights
More than 200 organisations signed on to this statement opposing TFFF during COP30.
 • Chris Lang
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.
 • Chris Lang
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”.
 • Chris Lang
“We live a social injustice because we have been dispossessed”
A new briefing documents how Indigenous Peoples in Peru lost their rights with the creation of the Cordillera Azul REDD project and the the Cordillera…
 • Chris Lang
Tanzania must respect the rights of Maasai Indigenous People living in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area
The Oakland Institute calls on the Tanzanian government to recognise Maasai human rights and land rights.
 • Chris Lang
Declaration of Túpac Amaru: “We warn that carbon markets promote the dispossession of our territories”
Meeting of Indigenous Peoples on Carbon Markets: Impacts, Initiatives, and Resistance in San Martín, Peru.
 • Chris Lang
Recently contacted Indigenous communities in Peru call for a halt to extractive projects, fortress conservation, and REDD in areas inhabited…
Chachibay Declaration: “When the Forest Breathes Through Our Voices.”
 • Chris Lang
“All Ka’apor know how to live in the forest and from the forest without destroying it”
Tuxa Ta Pame statement opposing Wildlife Works’ proposed REDD project in the Alto Turiaçu Indigenous Territory, Brazil.
 • Chris Lang
Illegal logging and REDD in Brazil
An investigation by Reuters reveals that illegal loggers are cashing in on carbon credits.
 • Chris Lang
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