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Enclosure of Forests and Peoples: REDD and the Inter-Oceanic Highway in Peru
10/11/2010 Nuclear power? It’s still no thanks 26/10/2010 SPACE FOR MOVEMENT? Reflections from Bolivia on climate justice, social movements and the state 12/08/2010 Carbon market “growth” is mainly fraudulent, World Bank report shows 20/07/2010 Creating new from the old: how the REDD+ Partnership plans to create a REDD market, plus! 20/07/2010 Industrial gases in CDM: fixing a hole? 20/07/2010 The UN Boys Club tasked with redefining climate finance 20/07/2010 More on Plantar as the struggle continues 20/07/2010 New Zealand's new carbon market: a taxpayer subsidy for plantations and energy companies 20/07/2010 Hoodwinked in the Hothouse: False Solutions to Climate Change – Available now! 06/07/2010 New book exposes dangers of carbon market ahead of Bolivia climate summit 19/04/2010 Where is carbon trading heading? 19/04/2010 MORE
Huhne leads battle in Europe against 'carbon fat cats'
22/06/2011 Europese lobby’s beletten reductie van broeikasgassen 21/06/2011 Industry lobby campaign to weaken EU climate policy revealed 20/06/2011 Cyber-scam artists disrupt emissions trading across EU 03/02/2010 Outsourcing commitments - review of carbon trading book 31/12/2009 EU carbon-trading scheme puts a price on pollution 23/12/2009 Copenhagen talks: “Lies, damn lies and emissions reductions pledges” 15/12/2009 What is cap and trade? 15/12/2009 "Protéger les riches" : le plan B de Copenhague 11/12/2009 Kuka hyötyy päästökaupasta? 10/12/2009 EU emissions trading an 'open door' for crime, Europol says 10/12/2009 Copenhagen: il piano B del governo danese 09/12/2009 MORE |
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No to REDD+! REDD+ is still being negotiated. There are many who defend REDD+ for valuing ecosystems services; there are others who see it as the only way to protect forests and stabilize the climate. But whatever form REDD+ takes, even if it includes Human Rights safeguards, it will be designed to allow industrialized countries and polluting industries like Shell, BP and Rio Tinto to continue polluting. Corporations and Northern countries responsible for the climate crisis need to take responsibility for their own emissions by addressing the structural changes necessary to be made in the North and stopping pollution at the source. Human rights, environmental rights and cultural practices of forest-dependent and Indigenous Peoples must be protected from REDD+.
2011 Carbon Trade Watch