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bosques en extinción

Forests in Mozambique face extinction

The forests not seen on picture post-cards: looking beyond the tropical belt

Russia: How to combine forest conservation and a traditional use of nature?

Páramos in Colombia: a short reflection on current threats and resistance action

Meekly the water flows from lichens and stones like a flood of feelings from the soul of the earth... (Efraín Gutiérrez Zambrano)

India: Forest struggles at the crossroads

Coastal forests threatened by tourism

Insisting on REDD is playing a game already lost for the climate and peoples

REDD moves from forests to landscapes: More of the same, just bigger and with bigger risk to cause harm

“Climate Smart Agriculture” – The Commodification of soils in the Global South

In March this year, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), an international scientific body tasked with the responsibility of assessing climate change, released its 5th assessment report, mainly focusing on ‘impacts, adaptation and vulnerability’, with a full chapter dedicated to global food security and production systems (1).

“Blue Carbon” and “Blue REDD”: Transforming coastal ecosystems into merchandise

(*) “Marine and coastal territories” is used here to refer to territories that include mangrove forests and their area of influence, seagrass meadows and intertidal saltmarshes. The communities that depend on mangrove forests and other coastal ecosystems for survival live in and around these territories. 1.- What is a “Blue Carbon” project?

Large-scale infrastructure projects in forests: Constructing a base without a foundation

Deforestación

Accelerating deforestation: Financialization as a driver of infrastructure projects