Indigenous land disputes cloud Kenya’s carbon market ambitions

Two of Kenya’s biggest carbon credit projects are mired in controversy, clouding the country’s hopes of raising climate finance from the offset market
Indigenous land disputes in Kenya cloud its carbon market plans
Climate activists took to the streets at the Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi, Kenya, urging the African Union to lead by example and protect African biodiversity, end fossil fuels driving catastrophic climate change and invest in real solutions by shifting to solar and wind energy, September 4, 2023 (Photo: © Greenpeace)

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