CDM does not reduce emissions. Leaving fossil fuels in the ground does
CDM proponents reluctantly admit the truth about carbon offsets: they don’t reduce emissions.
Published in WRM Bulletin No. 172, November 2011
David Nilsson: Carbon Cowboy
22 NovThis year, I have written three posts on REDD-Monitor about an Australian “businessman” called David Nilsson and his activities in Peru. I suggested that he should receive the award of Australian carbon cowboy of the year, after his interactions with the Matsés Indigenous Peoples.
REDD-Monitor’s May 2011 round-up: Watching REDD unravel
28 MayA round-up of everything you need to know in the world of REDD this month. Well, almost everything.
By Chris Lang, WRM Bulletin 166, May 2011
The world is watching as the Indonesia-Norway REDD deal stalls
3 MarWhere is Indonesia’s forest moratorium?
By Chris Lang, WRM Bulletin 163, February 2011
Forest destroyer Oji Paper to carry out REDD feasibility study in Laos
29 NovOji Paper has cleared large areas of forest in Laos to make way for its industrial tree plantations. Now the company hopes to get REDD funding for its monocultures.
By Chris Lang, WRM Bulletin 160, November 2010
Monocultures on the March in Southeast Asia
19 SepMonocultures continue to expand in Southeast Asia – as does the resistance to them.
By Chris Lang, WRM Bulletin 158, September 2010
How FAO helps greenwash the timber industry’s greenhouse gas emissions
24 AugThe FAO uses tax payers’ money to promote the timber and pulp and paper industries.
By Chris Lang. Published in WRM Bulletin 157, August 2010
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