Climate justice & corporate power
Overview of articles
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Scaling up carbon markets means scaling up emissions and abusePosted in category:Long read
Joanna CabelloPublished on: -
Climate leadership means reducing real emissionsPosted in category:Long read
Audrey GaughranPublished on: -
Carbon offsets often disenfranchise communitiesPosted in category:Long read
Joanna CabelloPublished on: -
Carbon offsets are diverting money away from climate action in the Global SouthPosted in category:Long read
Ilona HartliefPublished on: -
Carbon offsets are an obstacle to real climate solutionsPosted in category:Long read
Ilona HartliefPublished on: -
The offset industry, riddled with conflicts of interest, is not fixablePosted in category:Long read
Ilona HartliefPublished on: -
ExxonMobil sues the Netherlands over gas field closurePosted in category:News
Bart-Jaap VerbeekPublished on: -
Regulation to reduce CO2 emissions is the most effective way to address climate changePosted in category:Long read
Joanna CabelloPublished on: -
To achieve real emission reductions, carbon offsetting needs to endPosted in category:Long read
Joanna CabelloPublished on: -
A brief history of colonialism, climate change and carbon marketsPosted in category:Long read
Joanna CabelloPublished on: -
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Brazil’s justice system challenges the phenomenon of ‘carbon land grabs’Posted in category:Opinion
Daniel PorcelPublished on:
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Overconsumption of transition minerals will cost us the earthPosted in category:Opinion
Alejandro GonzálezPublished on:
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Going through the motions: Verra’s review of sexual abuse at KasigauPosted in category:Long read
Joanna CabelloPublished on: -
New BBC Documentary exposes the dangers of forest-based carbon creditsPosted in category:Opinion
Maria HengeveldPublished on:
Maria Hengeveld
