Posted on January 19, 2021
‘Carbon-neutrality is a fairy tale’: how the race for renewables is burning Europe’s forests The Guardian 14 January 2021 Hazel Sheffield Kalev Järvik stands on a bald patch of land in the heart of Estonia’s Haanja nature reserve… Read More
Category: Featured, Social Media News Tags: carbon neutrality, Estonia, logging, the guardian
Posted on October 23, 2020
10 December 2019 (Santiago) – On the international day of human rights, protesters in Chile held a march commemorating the then 350+ eyes lost to the violence of the Carabineros during the days of the Chile uprising. When… Read More
Category: Chile News, Photos & Video, Featured Tags: chile, Covid, eye injuries, the guardian
Posted on August 26, 2020
Photo: Langelle Photography Demonstrations over hunger by people thrown out of work by the pandemic have been met with violent repression The Guardian 26 Aug 2020 Charis McGowan in Santiago and Naomi Larsson Violeta Delgado was at a protest… Read More
Category: Chile News, Photos & Video Tags: carabineros, chile, COVID-19, teargas, the guardian
Posted on July 30, 2020
Berta Cáceres, a Honduran environmental activist and winner of the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize, was shot dead in 2016 over her opposition to a hydroelectric dam. Record 212 land and environment activists killed last year The Guardian 28… Read More
Category: Featured, Social Media News Tags: activists, Alberto curamil, environmentalists, the guardian
Posted on May 5, 2020
Photo courtesy of Earth Watch ‘We are on the eve of a genocide’: Brazil urged to save Amazon tribes from Covid-19 The Guardian 3 May 2020 Tom Phillips Brazil’s leaders must take immediate action to save the country’s… Read More
Category: COVID: All Posts, COVID19 & Indigenous Peoples, Featured Tags: Amazon rainforest, Brazil, COVID-19, genocide, indigenous, Pandemic, the guardian
Posted on April 20, 2020
Amazon River, Santarem, Brazil. Photo: courtesy of World Rainforest Movement Brazil: judge bans missionaries from indigenous reserve over Covid-19 fears The Guardian 17 April 2020 Dom Phillips A Brazilian judge has banned a group of Christian missionaries from… Read More
Category: COVID: All Posts, COVID19 & Indigenous Peoples, Featured Tags: amazon, Brazil, Coronavirus, COVID-19, indigenous, Rainforest, the guardian, World Rainforest Movement
Posted on April 17, 2020
Maranhao, Brazil 2016 Photo: Petermann Note: We have been hearing very little about how COVID-19 is impacting countries in the Global South. US news media is tunnel visioned on the chaos expanding in the US, meanwhile this is… Read More
Category: COVID and Capitalism, COVID: All Posts, Featured Tags: Bolsonaro, Brazil, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Ecuador, the guardian
Posted on March 6, 2020
On 25 November 2019 Global Justice Ecology Project’s Anne Petermann and Orin Langelle documented street protests, including women in Temuco, Chile marching against violence toward women. For GJEP’s complete coverage on the chilean uprising visit Chile Uprising News…. Read More
Category: Chile News, Photos & Video, Featured Tags: chile, Chile uprising, International Women’s Day, protest, Santiago, the guardian, Women
Posted on December 6, 2019
Women in Temuco, Chile denounce police violence against women (25 Nov 2019). Photo: Langelle / photolangelle.org Chilean anti-rape anthem “El Violador en tu Camino” becomes international feminist phenomenon ‘A Rapist in Your Path’ performed by women at mass… Read More
Posted on October 31, 2018
Via GMWatch.org “Robotic bees could pollinate plants in case of insect apocalypse”, ran a recent Guardian headline reporting how Dutch scientists “believe they will be able to create swarms of bee-like drones to pollinate plants when the real-life insects have… Read More
Category: Climate Justice, Featured, Social Media News Tags: GMo bees, GMWatch.org, robotic bees, the guardian
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