The Panda Bare

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False solutions to the climate, biodiversity and forests crises. Things the big conservation corporations don't want you to know about them... Formerly @vbadpanda on X

.@lufthansa.bsky.social reports 2 million people have been conned into buying its BS 'sustainable flying' premium - 90% spent on dodgy offsets, 10% on 'sustainable aviation fuel' (which isn't sustainable). Under greenwash investigation by @ec.europa.eu, but not holding my breath. bit.ly/3ZWZWGI

Now available worldwide: more sustainable flying with Green Fares

Now also on long-haul routes: Lufthansa Group offers successful Green Fare tariff on its worldwide route network from December 4Already included: CO2 offsetting through the use of sustainable aviation...

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🌳 A recent documentary by Austrian TV programme ORF includes a visit to the Rimba Raya REDD project in Indonesia. 🌳 Project developers promised money, jobs, a medical centre, and a school. 🌳 "All empty promises," says Hasan Efendi, a village chief. reddmonitor.substack.com/p/orf-docume...

ORF documentary investigates Rimba Raya REDD project in Indonesia: “All empty promises”

Villagers have lost their livelihoods and parts of the forest are burning.

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LoL. It was surely only a matter of time. Bankers want to get carbon credits for lending money to things which they claim will release less carbon than things they *could* have lent to. What could possibly go wrong...?? bloom.bg/3ZGgzpQ

Bankers Find Way to Claim Credit for Avoided Emissions

Bankers will soon be able to claim credit for emissions they say their financing has helped avoid, as the world’s largest voluntary carbon accounting framework for the finance industry works on broade...

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I don't know why this huge new piece of research covering nearly a quarter of the entire voluntary carbon hasn't had more attention, with its damning finding that: "less than 16% of the carbon credits issued to the investigated projects constitute real emission reductions". go.nature.com/4fXTSTg

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