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Carbon & Climate
New dams cast doubt on Cambodia’s commitment to REDD+ projects
Three new irrigation dams have been approved in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains, overlapping with two carbon credit projects. The new developments join five hydropower projects that are already eating into these same forests.
Though disproportionately affected by plastic pollution, Indigenous Peoples are struggling to shape a global treaty on it.
Policy & Finance
Indigenous Ngata Toro seek larger role in Indonesia national park
Despite losing most of their customary forest, Ngata Toro Indigenous community in Central Sulawesi still vowed to protect nature.
Policy & Finance
Indonesian court halts palm oil expansion but fails to uphold Indigenous land rights
Indonesia’s Supreme Court has upheld the government’s decision to block further expansion of the Tanah Merah oil palm project in Papua, preserving a Jakarta-sized swath of primary rainforest.
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Hand pollination helps cocoa farmers offset climate harm
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Policy & Finance
Indonesia lawmakers say Indigenous rights bill inching closer
21 February 2025
Carbon & Climate
Just 17% of world’s peatlands are protected, new study warns
Policy & Finance
Indigenous Filipinos hope carbon credits can protect their forests
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Policy & Finance
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