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Brazil’s shame

Photos: Cambodians rally as ‘Avatars’ to save one of the region’s last great rainforests

Shareholders to Chevron: company showing ‘poor judgment’ in Ecuador oil spill case

Nobel laureates: ‘we are transgressing planetary boundaries that have kept civilization safe for the past 10,000 years’

Locals clash with ‘sustainable’ FSC logging company in the Congo

ConocoPhillips withdraws from oil exploitation in uncontacted indigenous territory

Controversial Brazilian mega-dam receives investment of $1.4 billion

Scientists urge Papua New Guinea to declare moratorium on massive forest clearing

Palm oil lobby attacks World Bank’s new social and environmental safeguards

Satellite evidence of deforestation in uncontacted tribe’s territory sparks legal action

Memberantas penebangan liar di Indonesia dengan memberikan kesempatan pada masyarakat lokal untuk mengelola hutan

Indigenous group claims Ecuadorian government complicit in ‘genocide’

Malaysian palm oil giant in fight with forest people gets rebuke from RSPO

Indigenous community takes court ruling into own hands and seizes oil palm plantation

Bill Clinton takes on Brazil’s megadams, James Cameron backs tribal groups

5 million hectares of Papua New Guinea forests handed to foreign corporations

Goodbye national parks: when ‘eternal’ protected areas come under attack

Coalition calls on Europe to label palm oil on food products

Fighting illegal logging in Indonesia by giving communities a stake in forest management

Report: corruption in Sarawak led to widespread deforestation, violations of indigenous rights

Foreign big agriculture threatens world’s second largest wildlife migration

World’s most controversial dam, Brazil’s Belo Monte, back on

Report: 90 oil spills in Peruvian Amazon over 3 years

Indigenous leaders take fight over Amazon dams to Europe

Judge suspends Brazil’s monster dam: contractor ‘imposing’ its interests

Sarawak government mocks its indigenous people

Chevron found guilty, ordered to pay $8.2 billion in epic oil contamination fight

Slow but steady progress on recognizing indigenous land rights is interrupted by commodity boom

Rising land, food prices cause recognition of indigenous peoples’ rights to stagnate

Half a million people sign petition against Belo Monte, Brazilian mega-dam

Chief financier of Belo Monte dam ties social and environmental requirements to controversial project

Report: indigenous people deserve right to refuse big companies

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