Carla Ruas is a Brazilian journalist with over a decade of experience reporting on human rights and the environment in Brazil and the United States. She has a Master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University and has received multiple awards and grants for this work, including The Guardian’s Contributoria grant for investigative journalism and New America’s grant for reporting on unpaid care work.
Indigenous efforts to save Peru’s Marañon River could spell trouble for big oil
Living deep in the Peruvian Amazon, the Kukama Kukamiria Indigenous community have spent generations with their feet in the Marañón, the river emerging from the Andes that provides the main…
