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Additionality requirements of carbon markets could penalize Indigenous stewardship - Nature Climate Change

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By Peter Macreadie, Brian Singleton, Vanessa Johnston, Micheli D. P. Costa, Alexandra Rodríguez-Rodríguez
| Nature Verified
Despite strong evidence that Indigenous stewardship sustains biodiversity and carbon stocks, carbon markets typically reward recovery from degradation rather than protection, often excluding Indigenous-managed lands. Rethinking additionality could align climate mitigation with care, equity and long-term ecosystem stewardship.
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U.S. Drug Dealer Turned Master Falconer Extols 'Healing Power' of Wildlife

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By Vanessa Johnston
| Global Heroes
The group helped bring bald eagles back to the city. Over time, Stotts found himself drawn more toward nurturing birds than dealing drugs. “The more I moved away from it, the happier I seemed to get,” Stotts recalled. Skeptics had scoffed at Nixon’s decision to hire inner city youths, but Nixon said Stotts’ story had proved him right. “He’s exactly the same.
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U.S. drug dealer turned master falconer extols 'healing power' of wildlife

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By Vanessa Johnston
| Investing.com
3/3 © Reuters. Rodney Stotts, a master falconer, holds a Harris Hawk in his hand as he oversees the construction of an aviary by members of the Capital Guardian Youth Challenge Academy in Laurel, Maryland, U.S., May 10, 2022. Picture taken May 10, 2022. REUTERS/Kevin Fo 2/3 By Vanessa Johnston WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Master falconer Rodney Stotts has written a book about his life path from drug dealer on the streets of Washington to wildlife expert, hoping to inspire others to take solace in nature.
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