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“REDD is willing to depict indigenous forest peoples as noble savages to be rewarded for their stewardship of nature – but, as with historical others so depicted, only as long as they do not resist containment within REDD’s incipient provisions for property reform, monitoring, labor discipline, ‘participation’, ‘consultation’ and ‘free prior informed consent’. If they do resist, they risk being redefined as obstructionist and environmentally destructive.”

— Larry Lohmann, The Corner House, August 2012

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