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Soraida Chindoy: the Indigenous guardian defending the sacred Putumayo mountains

How a wind farm on Brazil’s coast erased a fishing village from the map

Surprise discovery of wind farm project in Philippine reserve prompts alarm

Indonesian nickel project harms environment and human rights, report says

Hydropower in doubt as climate impacts Mekong Basin water availability

Brazil’s 2024-2027 “Transversal Environmental Agenda”: The elephants in the room (commentary)

What’s at stake for the environment in El Salvador’s upcoming election?

We need a better understanding of how crops fare under solar panels, study shows

Study: Burning wood pellets for energy endangers local communities’ health

Conservation ‘setback’ looms as Nepal opens protected areas to hydropower projects

As the world swims in plastic, some offer an answer: Ban the toxic two

Report: Rush for ‘clean energy’ minerals in Africa risks repeating harmful extractivist model

Reports allege abuses by Glencore in Peru and Colombia, and the banks funding them

U.S. auctions off endangered whale habitat for oil and gas drilling

Marine conservation technology hub rises from old L.A. wharf (analysis)

New dams in Cambodia pit ‘green’ hydropower against REDD+ project

Little achieved for Indigenous groups at U.N. climate summit, delegates say

Brazil’s “End-of-the-World” auction for oil and gas drilling (commentary)

Mega oil and gas auction in the Brazilian Amazon may threaten Indigenous lands

Science panel presents COP28 with blueprint for saving the Amazon

NGOs at COP28 demand Vietnam free climate advocates before it gets energy funding

Nickel mine threatens Philippines biodiversity hotspot on Sibuyan Island (analysis)

Indonesia pushes carbon-intensive ‘false solutions’ in its energy transition

Enviva, the world’s largest biomass energy company, is near collapse

Glencore’s coal expansion plans face shareholder and Indigenous opposition

Circular economy poised to go beyond outdated oil, gas and coal, experts say

Java farmers displaced by dam remain treading water after decades

Expansion of Ecuador mine risks ‘imminent’ collapse of waste dam, experts warn

The Cloud vs. drought: Water hog data centers threaten Latin America, critics say

Mine in ‘world cobalt capital’ displaces locals and monks under questionable circumstances

Indonesia opens carbon trading market to both skepticism and hope

World Bank still backs coal in Asia, despite climate claims, report reveals

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