World’s first indigenous REDD+ program ended due to illegal mining

Mongabay
Sep 11, 2018, 12:20 pm132 pts
A Paiter-Suruí elder. Image courtesy of Beto Borges. One of the world’s most successful voluntary conservation and forest carbon storage projects has been cancelled due to an uncontrolled surge in illegal diamond and gold mining and illegal logging which pushed deforestation above acceptable levels. The…

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