Environmental rights groups say internationally backed carbon capture schemes distract from real climate justice needs.The earth swirls into rising dust as the parched lands of northeast Kenya crack beneath Hassan's feet. The goat herder makes his way to a nearby water pump, paying a few shillings so his remaining livestock can get a drink of fresh water.
Hassan used to have 130 goats before the drought. Recently, he told Mercy Corps - an aid agency working to provide assistance to drought victims in Kenya - that only 30 goats have survived.
Life in Arbajahan in Kenya’s Wajir County wasn’t always like this, Hassan said.
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