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I’m a GNU. How do you do? A REDD animal appears in Paris with a promise of US$5 billion

Posted on 2 December 201522 October 2016

On the first day of the UN climate negotiations in Paris, the governments of Germany, Norway and the United Kingdom pledged US$5 billion for REDD, between 2015 and 2020. The GNU countries say they “have signaled they will increasingly target results-based finance for countries who deliver verified REDD+ emission reductions”.

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Land rights: “Our territory belongs to us and we belong to our territory”

Posted on 3 November 20156 November 2015

LifeMosaic’s new video on “Land Rights” takes a look at three different types of land rights: community concessions on state land, individual land ownership and communal ownership of territory. It’s the fourth in LifeMosaic’s series “Territories of Life“.

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Land grabs: LifeMosaic’s second video in the series Territories of Life

Posted on 21 October 20156 November 2020

Grains, meat, sugar, palm oil, pulp and paper, coal, aluminium, copper, gold, oil. Just some of the commodities that corporations take from the lands of indigenous peoples to ship around the world in order to generate profits.

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Introducing LifeMosaic’s “Territories of Life: A video toolkit for indigenous peoples about land and rights”

Posted on 16 October 201518 December 2015

LifeMosaic has produced an excellent new series of 10 videos, sharing “stories of resistance, resilience and hope with communities on the frontline of the global rush for land”. The video series is titled, “Territories of Life: A video toolkit for indigenous peoples about land and rights”.

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The Amazon is losing its capacity to absorb carbon. Or, why we can’t rely on forests to solve climate change

Posted on 19 March 201520 February 2019

A paper published this week in Nature concludes that the Amazon is losing its capacity to absorb carbon. In the past decade, the carbon absorbed by the Amazon each year has decreased by about one-third.

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