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The Blattner family’s Isangi REDD project in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been cancelled
Will Verra and the DRC government allow the Tshopo Lomami REDD project, the Blattner family’s next REDD boondoggle, to go ahead?
Jun 16
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Chris Lang
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The Blattner family’s Isangi REDD project in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been cancelled
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What has happened to Verra’s “investigation” into the Kariba REDD project in Zimbabwe?
19 months after starting its “investigation”, Verra remains silent.
May 30
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Chris Lang
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What has happened to Verra’s “investigation” into the Kariba REDD project in Zimbabwe?
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Petition launched in solidarity with communities in Marudi district, Sarawak who are opposing Samling’s carbon credit land grab
Communities from 15 villages say the project infringes their Native Customary Rights.
May 21
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Chris Lang
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Petition launched in solidarity with communities in Marudi district, Sarawak who are opposing Samling’s carbon credit land grab
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Verra has suspended the Northern Kenya Rangelands Carbon project for the second time
Survival International: This is “an unprecedented indictment of the scheme” which “highlights Verra’s repeated failures”.
May 14
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Chris Lang
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Verra has suspended the Northern Kenya Rangelands Carbon project for the second time
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Papua New Guinea has lifted its moratorium on REDD voluntary carbon market projects
How long before the return of the carbon cowboys?
Apr 18
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Chris Lang
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Papua New Guinea has lifted its moratorium on REDD voluntary carbon market projects
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Court upholds ban on Northern Rangelands Trust’s Blood Carbon operations in Isiolo, Kenya
Two of the organisation’s largest wildlife conservancies are unconstitutional.
Apr 15
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Chris Lang
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Court upholds ban on Northern Rangelands Trust’s Blood Carbon operations in Isiolo, Kenya
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Southern Cardamom REDD project still threatens Indigenous Chong communities’ livelihoods in Cambodia
“Their project helps us very little.”
Mar 17
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Chris Lang
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Southern Cardamom REDD project still threatens Indigenous Chong communities’ livelihoods in Cambodia
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“We are stuck like chickens in a cage.” How an Indigenous Bunong woman describes living in the Keo Seima REDD project in Cambodia
The project has serious impacts on the livelihoods of Indigenous Peoples, while failing to stop deforestation.
Feb 18
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Chris Lang
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“We are stuck like chickens in a cage.” How an Indigenous Bunong woman describes living in the Keo Seima REDD project in Cambodia
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Legal victory for Indigenous pastoralists in Kenya
A major blow to the Northern Rangelands Trust’s Northern Kenya Grassland Carbon project.
Jan 28
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Chris Lang
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Legal victory for Indigenous pastoralists in Kenya
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REDD myth no. 7: “Carbon markets can be fixed”
“The offset industry, riddled with conflicts of interest, is not fixable."
Jan 6
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Chris Lang
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REDD myth no. 7: “Carbon markets can be fixed”
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ORF documentary visits the Northern Rangelands Trust project in Kenya: “We have not seen any money from CO₂ funds”
“Obviously the money from the carbon credits was misappropriated.”
Dec 31, 2024
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Chris Lang
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ORF documentary visits the Northern Rangelands Trust project in Kenya: “We have not seen any money from CO₂ funds”
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ORF documentary investigates the Katingan REDD project in Indonesia: “We are no longer allowed to use the forest. We are no longer allowed…
The REDD project prevents villagers from growing crops on their land.
Dec 17, 2024
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Chris Lang
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ORF documentary investigates the Katingan REDD project in Indonesia: “We are no longer allowed to use the forest. We are no longer allowed to grow anything”
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