As corporations and governments push “nature-based solutions” to fight the climate and biodiversity crises, over 360 organisations launch a statement exposing them as “nature based dispossessions” that will cause huge new land grabs and promote harmful practices like monoculture tree plantations and industrial agriculture.
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By Joseph Purugganan COP 26 is over and the outcome of the latest negotiations aimed at addressing...
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Focus on the Global South, November 7, 2021 I. Introduction – Political economy...
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In a statement released today, 257 organisations, networks and movements and 78 individuals from...
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#NOtoNBS NO to nature-based dispossessions! We call on movements and organizations committed to...
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The following paper was presented at the Chulalongkorn University Social Research...
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by Alim “Kim” Bandara* 2020 June 21 The Covid-19 pandemic came to a surprise to the...
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By Ayantika Das* 30 April 2020 It is now a month since India went into complete lockdown on 26...
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A year after the Lumad (indigenous people’s) killings in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, and still no justice in sight, Task Force TAMASCO asks the Department of Environment and Natural Resources where its interests lie and whose agenda it serves. Quezon City, Philippines. 2018 December 3. Photo by Galileo de Guzman Castillo.
“Mother Nature—militarized, fenced-in, poisoned—demands that we take action.” —Berta...
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The Global Campaign to Demand Climate Justice will hold...
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by Mary Ann Manahan A day after President Duterte was sworn into office in June 2016, Gloria...
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Statement in Français 日本語 Portuguese Español 27 July 2017 We the undersigned...
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