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WWF’s REDD project in Madagascar: “There is no compensation, only penalties to pay”

Posted on 12 December 201315 November 2019

The Holistic Conservation Programme for Forests is a REDD project in Madagascar covering a total area of 515,000 hectares. It is funded by Air France and run by WWF Madagascar, with support from Etc Terra and the GoodPlanet Foundation.

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Memo to WWF: Destroying rainforests and peatland for palm oil is not “sustainable”

Posted on 14 May 20135 August 2015

WWF loves “sustainability”. With “sustainability”, there’s no need to address over-consumption, or the never-ending growth of capitalist expansion. Consumption can increase, as long as it’s “sustainable”.

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Naomi Klein: Why aren’t environmental groups divesting from fossil fuels?

Posted on 3 May 201330 November 2015

“If it’s wrong to wreck the climate, it’s wrong to profit from that wreckage.” That’s the slogan of the Fossil Free Movement, a campaign started by Bill McKibben and 350.org to persuade “educational and religious institutions, city and state governments, and other institutions that serve the public good” to divest from fossil fuels.

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Indonesia treats its indigenous peoples “worse than any other country in the world” – Survival International

Posted on 3 October 201225 September 2016

On 13 September 2007, the Indonesian Government adopted the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Five years later, Survival International announced that “Indonesia treats its indigenous and tribal people, especially in West Papua, worse than any other country in the world.” What went wrong?

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Rio +20 has nothing to say on REDD (and not much on anything else)

Posted on 21 June 20124 March 2019

On 19 June 2012 at 2.45 am, the world’s governments at Rio +20 agreed a draft text on “The Future We Want”. If it’s accepted in its current form, Rio +20 will go down in history to be followed inevitably by the word failure.

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