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Category: Mozambique

Nine reasons why REDD is a false solution: Friends of the Earth International

Posted on 15 October 201430 November 2015

“REDD is a risky and false solution to climate change, both in theory and in practice,” argues a new report by Friends of the Earth International. “Now it is time to ditch risky REDD for known community approaches that are effective, ethical and equitable.”

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“Carbon Discredited”: New report on Envirotrade’s N’hambita carbon project in Mozambique

Posted on 18 June 20131 February 2019

Does the N’hambita carbon project in Sofala province in Mozambique live up to its reputation? That’s the question posed by a new report published by FERN and Friends of the Earth France. The report finds that the project, which is run by a company called Envirotrade, has “failed to deliver most of its climate change,…

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The N’hambita experiment has failed

Response from Envirotrade: “The Nhambita project … has not failed”

Posted on 14 July 201211 April 2021

Earlier this week, REDD-Monitor wrote about Envirotrade’s Nhambita project in Mozambique. This morning, REDD-Monitor received a response from Charles Hall, Chief Executive of Envirotrade. His response is posted in full below.

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The N’hambita experiment has failed

Envirotrade’s carbon trading project in Mozambique: “The N’hambita experiment has failed”

Posted on 11 July 201211 April 2021

The N’hambita experiment has failed. Envirotrade’s project in Mozambique is not raising enough money from sales of carbon credits.

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