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Brasil de Fato: Against eucalyptus monoculture, MST occupies three areas of Suzano Papel e Celulose

Against eucalyptus monoculture, MST occupies three areas of Suzano Papel e Celulose On February 27, 2023, Brasil de Fato posted an article describing an occupation by around 1,550 members of the Landless Rural Workers Movement (MST) in three areas owned by Suzano...

Down To Earth: Are genetically-engineered trees really ‘the future’

Down To Earth: Are genetically-engineered trees really ‘the future’

Down To Earth: Are genetically-engineered trees really ‘the future’ This Down To Earth article examines the fierce debate over the promises and perils of genetic engineering heard at the recently concluded 15th Conference of the Parties (COP15) to the UN Convention on...

Wildfires Once Again Devastate Chile – Photo Essay documents previous Chile wildfires

Wildfires Once Again Devastate Chile – Photo Essay documents previous Chile wildfires

Chile firefighters battle blazes amid warning that wildfires could get worse. Wildfires & Mega Drought Devastate Chile. Note: Global Justice Ecology Project traveled through the region of Chile devastated by wildfires in the country's historic 2015-2016 fire...

Wrench in the Gears discusses the Roots of the GE American Chestnut Tree

Wrench in the Gears discusses the Roots of the GE American Chestnut Tree

Seeing the Forest Through the Transgenic Trees – Guest Post By Ben Note: Thanks to Ben for forwarding this article that takes a deep dive into the issues and forces behind the promotion of the genetically engineered (GE) American chestnut tree. Anyone interested in...

GE Trees Threaten Forests and Indigenous People’s Rights with Anne Petermann

GE Trees Threaten Forests and Indigenous People’s Rights with Anne Petermann

In this episode of Breaking Green, we will talk with Anne Petermann, Executive Director of Global Justice Ecology Project about current threats to forests and indigenous peoples from attempts to genetically engineer trees for use in plantations and release into the wild.

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