News – Tagged "climate-action"

Indigenous Traditions And The Tropical Forest

For Indigenous peoples, the tropical rainforest is a living being, a sacred space where everything is connected.

COP30 Through The Eyes Of Indigenous Peoples

COP30, scheduled to take place in the heart of the Amazon, shines a special spotlight on the participation and demands of Indigenous peoples.

Land Rights In The Brazilian Amazon: Promises, Threats And Resistance

For Indigenous peoples, the forest is more than a global symbol: it is home, history, mother, food and spirituality.

We Are All Forests: Standing With The Amazon And Its Communities

Uplifting Indigenous voices, culture, and wisdom to show that protecting the rainforest means protecting our shared future.

The Indigenous Declaration – Survival Depends On It

At COP30 in the Amazon, Indigenous leaders are demanding recognition, rights and resources. Their Declaration is a survival plan for people and pla...

Guardians Of The Rainforest

Meet 13 Indigenous leaders protecting the Amazon rainforest. Their voices, traditions, and resistance are shaping the future of our planet.

OUTRAGE, GUILT, FRUSTRATION AND GRIEF ARE THE LOGICAL RESPONSES TO THE WORLD AS IT STANDS

Author and activist Bel Jacobs on the climate emergency

COP28: Climate Activists Who Are Making Voices Heard

Here are some of the inspiring climate activists to be on the lookout for at COP 28.

COP28: What We Know So Far

Here's what we know (so far) about this year's climate conference

Remembering Saleemul Huq, Climate Voice Of The Global South

Professor Saleemul Huq dedicated his life to fighting the climate emergency and was a driving force for climate justice

What Is The Willow Oil Project?

The Biden Administration just approved this controversial oil deal. So what does that mean for our planet?

The Yanomami Crisis: What’s Going On?

The Yanomami Indigenous peoples are facing a humanitarian crisis caused by the invasion of thousands of illegal miners