Climate justice protesters challenge 'false solutions' at Cop28 and call for an end to new oil and gas exploration

Annie Flores Quispe from Peru discusses the urgency of addressing climate change without relying on false solutions like carbon offsets and carbon capture and sequestration (CCS). She highlights the environmental injustices these solutions perpetuate, particularly against indigenous communities. Annie calls for real solutions, such as stopping new oil and gas exploration, and emphasizes the global impact of climate change, citing examples from Kenya.

What is the main criticism of carbon offsets according to the speaker?

• They are difficult to implement.

• They are not supported by science.

• They delay real climate action.

• They are too expensive.

What is a major concern about carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) mentioned in the video?

• It is not supported by any government.

• It is a new and untested technology.

• It does not remove emissions at scale.

• It is too costly for developing countries.

What is suggested as a real solution to climate change?

• Increasing carbon offset projects.

• Investing in renewable energy.

• Stopping new oil and gas exploration.

• Implementing more CCS projects.

Why are carbon markets attractive to businesses?

• They are easy to implement.

• They allow businesses to continue the status quo.

• They guarantee a reduction in emissions.

• They are heavily subsidized by governments.

What climate issue is Kenya currently facing?

• Severe flooding.

• Unprecedented drought.

• Rising sea levels.

• Increased hurricanes.

What impact have carbon offset projects had on indigenous communities in Kenya?

• They have reduced local pollution.

• They have increased biodiversity.

• They have improved local economies.

• They have led to the eviction of communities.

What happened to the GIG community in the Mao Forest?

• They received compensation for their land.

• They were evicted due to carbon offset projects.

• They were given ownership of the forest.

• They were relocated to a new area.