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Deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon 279

Energy that cleans the forest off the map

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The Mentarang-Kalimantan hydropower dam in Indonesia: Electricity for whom?

This new briefing reveals and alerts about what goes behind this promise for more ‘green’ energy in Indonesia, of which a significant part is supposed to be generated by mega hydropower dams. 

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NotoREDD

Documentary: NO to REDD and Carbon Markets

Made on the initiative of Indigenous Peoples in the Amazon, this 20-minute documentary brings together experiences, reflections and testimonies of communities who decided to say NO to REDD and other carbon projects.

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