Gabon plans to create187 million carbon credits. The plan is bad for the climate, bad for the forests, and bad for the people living in Gabon’s forests.
Indigenous Sengwer urge donors “to stop funding conservation projects that are stealing our land and destroying our life”
Indigenous Sengwer have written to conservation donors urging them to stop funding projects that steal their land and destroy their life.
The return of the Kamula Doso REDD project in Papua New Guinea: This time run by Mayur Resources, a mining company, and Santos, an oil and gas company
Kamula Doso REDD project is being redeveloped by Mayur Resources, a mining company, and Santos, an oil and gas company
Oakland Institute and Survival International call on UNESCO and IUCN to cut ties with the Tanzanian government over the most recent human rights abuses against the Maasai in Loliondo
Oakland Institute and Survival International have written to IUCN and UNESCO calling for them to cut ties with the Tanzanian government over the most recent human rights abuses against the Maasai in Loliondo.
Statement from Kichwa Indigenous communities about the Cordillera Azul National Park REDD (PNCAZ) project: “No to the false climate solutions offered as ‘Nature Based Solutions’ and ‘carbon neutrality’ by oil and mining companies that pollute in other regions of the world, such as Shell, Total, BHP, and others, who buy carbon from the PNCAZ.”
Cordillera Azul National Park: Kichwa Indigenous communities have put out a statement opposing false climate solutions like offsetting, that benefit oil and mining companies.