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Green oil? Suriname is planning to use Indigenous Peoples’ forests to greenwash TotalEnergies’ oil extraction
Indigenous Peoples’ organisations demand the REDD deal be stopped immediately.
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“Weaving the defence of the Kichwa territory in the face of the conservation of the Cordillera Azul National Park”
Kichwa Indigenous communities demand that Big Polluters buying carbon credits "assume their responsibilities for having invested in a Park that…
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Suriname: Real oil and fake offsets
“A sign of how threadbare our systems for calculating carbon footprints are becoming.”
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TotalEnergies’ carbon plantations have “snatched” farmers’ land in the Republic of Congo
Farmers are losing their land and livelihoods to make way for TotalEnergies' greenwash
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The Kichwa indigenous community wins an important legal victory against the exclusionary conservation of the Cordillera Azul National Park…
In 2020, the Kichwa community of Puerto Franco and the Ethnic Council of the Kichwa Peoples of the Amazon (CEPKA) filed a lawsuit against the Peruvian…
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German court rules that TotalEnergies cannot claim that its heating oil is “CO₂ compensated”
In 2022, the German NGO Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) brought a legal case against TotalEnergies Wärme & Kraftstoff Deutschland against the company’s…
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How Total’s fantasy of carbon neutral fossil fuel is helped by offsets from the Kariba REDD+ Project in Zimbabwe
On 29 September 2020, Total put out a press release stating that it had “delivered its first shipment of carbon neutral liquefied natural gas (LNG) to…
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Chris Lang
Indigenous Kichwa community takes the Peruvian State and Cordillera Azul National Park to court
The Indigenous Kichwa community of Puerto Franco is taking the Peruvian Government and the Cordillera Azul National Park to court.
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Chris Lang
Anatomy of a ‘Nature-Based Solution’: Total oil, 40,000 hectares of disappearing African savannah
Also featuring Emmanuel Macron, Norwegian and French ‘aid’ to an election-rigging dictator, trees to burn, secret contacts, and dumbstruck…
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Total greenwash: Total CEO announces oil company will spend US$100 million a year on forest protection and reforestation
On 6 July 2019, Patrick Pouyanné, the CEO of French oil and gas company Total, announced that his company would invest US$100 million per year in forest…
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