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C4ADS analysis shows that the food conglomerates that feed millions—including giants such as Nestlé, Cargill, Adani Wilmar, IOI, Olenex and more —continue to enable forced labor through their indiscriminate import of tainted palm oil associated with slavery, indigenous land-grabbing, deforestation … Continue reading →

Sommes-nous devenus des individus totalement manipulés par le marketing, réduits à notre seule fonction de consommation ? Avons-nous hâte d’acheter et de consommer tout et n’importe quoi, de manière compulsive, frénétique, ostentatoire – sans aucune considération des conséquences de nos … Continue reading →

Depois de quatro anos de negligência deliberada do governo Bolsonaro, o cotidiano é marcado pela constante retirada de indígenas mortos e quase mortos e por um plano ainda incerto de expulsão de milhares de garimpeiros ilegais e bem armados A dura … Continue reading →

This story was originally published by Slate and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. The ocean seafloor is one of the last true frontiers of the unexplored and unexploited. 1,433 more words The Double-Edged Sword of Deep Sea Mining — Mother … Continue reading →

Have we become individuals utterly manipulated by marketing, reduced to only our consumerist function,? Are we shoppers – eager to buy and consume anything and everything, compulsively, frantically, ostentatiously – without any consideration of the consequences of our choices? Indigenous … Continue reading →

Originally posted on mimismo: Madre y bebé Yanomami, Amazonas, Venezuela – foto: Barbara Crane Navarro https://www.youtube.com/embed/xHsocVWqT8E?version=3&rel=1&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&fs=1&hl=en&autohide=2&wmode=transparent «?¿No entiendes por qué queremos proteger nuestro bosque? ¡Pregúntame, te responderé! Nuestros antepasados fueron creados con él al principio de los tiempos. Desde entonces, … Continue reading →

SUPÉRIEUR, Arizona – Alors que Wendsler Nosie terminait ses prières du soir assis devant un feu de mesquite, un bâton de yucca de cérémonie orné de plumes d’aigle à ses côtés, il regarda sévèrement vers une mesa lointaine où les … Continue reading →

Il negozio Cartier vendono gioielli, orologi e accessori di lusso esclusivi in ​​oro e diamanti dal 1847 – foto: Cartier “Le cose vanno male dal 2015, quando il prezzo dell’oro ha iniziato a salire. La vita degli Yanomami è legata … Continue reading →

Área afetada passou de 7,45 km² em 1985 para 102,16 km² em 2020 A mineração ilegal em terras indígenas da Amazônia Legal aumentou 1.217% nos últimos 35 anos. 44 more words Amazônia: garimpo ilegal em terras indígenas subiu 1.217% em 35 … Continue reading →

Tribal nations hold the rights to significant portions of the Colorado River. In the increasing drought, some are showing the way to sustainability. The Southwest’s protracted drought has put a strain on an already arid environment. Photograph by Wild Horizon … Continue reading →