“The Amazon represents life worldwide but the oil extraction there may lead to death”
As Brazil opens tenders for new blocks of oil and gas in the Amazon, Indigenous communities, fishers and environemntalists demand an end to fossil fuels
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The Future is Disabled: Planning for Climate Change Must Include People with Disabilities
Today is International Day of Disabled Persons. If we’re going to properly address the climate crisis, we must prioritize the needs and uplift the voices of disabled people in global climate action plans and spaces, writes Marlena Chertock.
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Indigenous and climate activists protest auctions for oil and gas exploration in the Amazon
European fossil fuel giants Royal Dutch Shell, BP and Total are set to participate in auctions for oil and gas exploration in the Amazon rainforest.
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