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Video: CHILE PHOTO DIARIES – from the frontlines

Posted on December 13, 2019

Peace sign flashed during a 25 Nov. march to end violence against women in Temuco, Chile. Photo: photolangelle.org 22 November to 6 December 2019 (video under field notes below) I Can Still Spit Field Notes – I landed… Read More

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Photo Essay: 25 Nov 19- Mapuche march in Temuco to stop “green” waste incinerator

Posted on November 26, 2019

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The Mapuche community of Lautaro is threatened by a waste-to-energy incinerator that claims to produce “clean, renewable energy” in a town that already has a biomass burning plant. This march was held on the last day of a… Read More

Category: Bioenergy, Chile News, Photos & Video, Chile-All, Concerned Photography, Featured, Indigenous Peoples, Langelle Photography, Protests & Resistance, UN Climate Blog, UN Climate COPs, Uncategorized, Videos Tags: Bioenergy, biomass, chile, environmental racism, false solutions, Human Rights, incinerator, Mapuche, orin langelle, photo essay, photo essays by Orin Langelle, photography, photos, protest, temuco, UN climate COP, video, waste-to-energy