Indigenous people may be the Amazon’s last hope
“We are protecting our land and the life on it. We have to preserve this life for our children’s future.”
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REDD projects combine false emission claims, worthless credits and human rights abuses Source
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Climate change and air pollution cannot be treated separately Source
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Environmental destruction strengthens existing diseases and exposes humans to new pathogens Source
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