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More than 70 organisations sign manifesto in defence of Brazil’s Amazon Soy Moratorium
Market agreement that helped reduce deforestation in the Amazon has been subject to coordinated attacks in Brazil, with legislative proposals to harm those who act for nature.
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How Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities can protect and restore biodiversity
The courage to take action for our planet, to challenge those in power, and to demand climate justice begins with each of us.
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What is the UN Biodiversity COP16 and why is it so important for nature and humanity
The UN Biodiversity COP16 is a crucial moment for the protection of the ecosystems that sustain life on Earth. Let’s demand our governments take meaningful action to stop nature destruction.
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Sawré Muybu: A historic victory for the Munduruku People and the ongoing struggle for a living forest
After almost 20 years of struggle, the official recognition of Sawré Muybu Indigenous Land by the Brazilian government represents a triumph for the Amazon and the rights of Indigenous Peoples.
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Brazil is on Fire
Due to a dangerous combination caused by human activity, Brazil is witnessing a sharp increase in the number of fire outbreaks across most of its territory.
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Greenpeace Brazil flyover documents Amazon deforestation and fires hotspot increases
Dramatic increases to deforestation and fire hotspots in the Brazilian Amazon rainforest were measured in July.
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Protecting rainforests with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities
Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities have been living in harmony with forests for generations. Here are three examples of communities who have been involved in the protection of their lands and ancestral knowledge.
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Greenpeace koalas scale iconic McDonald’s store, demanding fast food giant takes deforestation off the menu
Greenpeace Australia Pacific activists dressed as koalas have climbed an iconic McDonald’s store in Melbourne, kicking off a campaign highlighting the fast food giant’s failure to eliminate deforestation from its supply chain.
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Not Lovin’ It: Koalas demand McDonald’s take deforestation off the menu
Right now, the beef industry in Australia is killing millions of native animals every year, including koalas, wallabies, lizards and birds, and McDonald’s is one of Australia’s biggest beef purchasers.