May 18, 2021 | Carbon Markets / Carbon Offsets, Deforestation, Featured, REDD, Social Media News
Madre de Dios Amazon REDD Project: EasyJet’s phantom carbon credits are generated by logging the forest By Chris Lang 14 May 2021 “It’s a scam. Neither planting trees nor avoiding deforestation will make a flight carbon neutral.” That’s Britaldo Silveira Soares-Filho,...
Apr 28, 2021 | Deforestation, Featured, Indigenous Peoples, Langelle Photography, REDD, Social Media News
Revisiting a Darker Shade of Green 10 Years After Amador Hernandez Ten years after a trip by a documentary team assembled by Global Justice Ecology Project to the Lacandon Jungle of Chiapas, Mexico, GJEP is highlighting the resulting films and releasing a new audio...
Apr 27, 2021 | Deforestation, Featured, Indigenous Peoples, Langelle Photography, REDD, Social Media News
Carbon Colonialism and REDD: Reflections on Resistance Amador Hernandez Ten Years Later CounterPunch 3o Apr 2021 Steve Taylor Ten years after a trip by a documentary team assembled by Global Justice Ecology Project (GJEP) to the Lacandon Jungle of Chiapas, Mexico,...
Feb 19, 2021 | Carbon Markets / Carbon Offsets, Deforestation, Featured, Forests, Indigenous Peoples, Protests & Resistance, REDD, Social Media News
The World Bank Forest Carbon Partnership Facility’s latest hot air scam: Retroactive credits Originally posted on REDD-Monitor by Chris Lang 18 February 2021 The World Bank’s Forest Carbon Partnership Facility recently changed its rules to allow governments to sell...
Jan 22, 2021 | Carbon Markets / Carbon Offsets, Climate Justice, Featured, Forests, Rainforest, REDD, Social Media News
Note: Global Justice Ecology Project was part of the group that co-founded the Durban Group in 2004. In his piece linked below, Chris Lang of REDD-Monitor who was present at the meeting, explains, “In October 2004, about 20 climate and environmental activists...
Nov 4, 2020 | all other, Brazil, Carbon Markets / Carbon Offsets, Deforestation, Featured, Forests, Indigenous Peoples, Rainforest, REDD, Social Media News
Rio Pis Pis, Nicaragua: Indigenous Mayangna traveling by panga (dugout canoe) on the Rio Pis Pis in the Bosawas Reserve in Nicaragua’s North Atlantic Autonomous Region. Photolangelle.org/ (1997) Note: GJEP’s Co-Founder spent many years working in solidarity with...
