Carbon: What You Need to Know | Ep. 3
The high concentration of carbon in the forest generates covetousness in the territories and commercial speculation: companies seek out indigenous peoples and traditional communities proposing partnerships for carbon projects. But it is necessary to have a lot of calm, responsibility, and information before deciding to enter into a project. Indigenous peoples, riverine communities, extractivists, and quilombola communities have their lives connected to the forest and conserve it because their ways of life depend on it. A carbon project has a long development cycle: it can last decades and have many impacts. The third episode of the series "Carbon: what you need to know" discusses this topic further. Standing forest, attentive and strong community.
Technical specifications:
Production: Xingu+ Network and Socio-environmental Institute (ISA)
General direction: André Villas-Bôas, Paulo Junqueira, Silia Moan
Production: Cama Leão
Direction and editing: João Maia
Post-production coordination: Natália Rodrigues
Screenplay: Ana Paula Anderson
Illustration: Amanda Miranda
Animation: Bernardo Vaz
Voiceover: Erik Vesch
Support: Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)