Ahead of COP31, Indonesian Indigenous Peoples Warn Against Carbon Markets, Demand Recognition of Conservation Rights
Ahead of COP31, Indonesian indigenous communities are raising concerns that carbon markets risk land grabbing and greenwashing. They argue their conservation efforts are being exploited for government carbon trading promotions, demanding climate action based on indigenous rights and traditional knowledge.
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