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Natasha Jackson and Margherita Cornaglia explore the rapid rise of carbon markets and question whether they are truly delivering fair and effective climate solutions. While these markets are often promoted as a key tool in reducing global emissions, Natasha and Margherita highlight serious concerns about their impact on Indigenous peoples and local communities, including issues around land rights, consent, and unequal benefits.
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