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Gold · Tunceli

March in Dersim against pumice mining project

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A march was held in Dersim to protest the planned pumice mining project in the districts of Hozat and Pertek. Held under the slogan “We are defending our living spaces,” the march received strong support from numerous political parties and environmental organizations. Protesters chanted slogans such as “Don’t touch my nature, my water, my land” and “Xozat, don’t sleep, defend your land.” The project aims to operate across a 2,200-decare area enc…See the Story

Potash · Brazil

Mura People Rise Against Mining Invasion in Brazil

“What happened at this large meeting was not just a gathering of the Mura most directly affected by the Brazil Potash project. Rather, the significance of this event lies in the fact that this struggle has become, first and foremost, the struggle of all Indigenous peoples.” The post Mura People Rise Against Mining Invasion in Brazil first appeared on Amazon Watch.Read Article

Amazon · Manaus

Amazon in Peril: New Report Exposes Drug Trade Threat to 270+ Indigenous Communities

"We, the Indigenous defenders, face threats from drug traffickers when we speak out. We are calling for real change in how this crisis is addressed. Our territories and self-protection systems need global government support." The post Amazon in Peril: New Report Exposes Drug Trade Threat to 270+ Indigenous Communities first appeared on Amazon Watch.Read Article

Report Indicates that 274 Indigenous Communities in Peru's Amazon Are Under Threat From Drug Trafficking.

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

LIMA (AP) — The territories of 274 indigenous communities in Peru's Amazon are threatened by drug trafficking routes, which have led to the murder of 27 indigenous leaders in the last five years, according to…Amazon · Lima See the Story

Frontline Communities, Shareholders Today Blast Chevron's Toxic Record on Human Rights and Climate

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

San Ramon, CA – As Chevron continues to spend record amounts of money to defeat climate legislation in California, a coalition of shareholders, frontline communities, and activists worldwide turned up the pressure on the oil giant’s virtual Annual...Oil and Gas Sector · San Ramon See the Story

Coordinated Actions Expose Chevron's Destruction, Human Rights Abuses Before Shareholders Meeting

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Richmond, CA – Imagine a corporation so notorious that there is an international day dedicated to exposing its violation of human rights, environmental devastation and complicity with genocide. That company is the oil giant Chevron. As part of the...Chevron · San Francisco See the Story

Despite backlash, more states are considering laws to make Big Oil pay for climate change

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

As climate disasters strain state budgets, a growing number of lawmakers want fossil fuel companies to pay for damages caused by their greenhouse gas emissions. Last May, Vermont became the first state to pass a climate Superfund law. The concept is modeled after the 1980 federal Superfund law, which holds companies responsible for the costs of cleaning up their hazardous waste spills. The state-level climate version requires major oil and gas c…Climate Change · United States See the Story

Amazonian Communities in Peru Rejoice as Plan for Oil Drilling on Ancestral Land Stalls

69% Left coverage: 16 sources

Peru ‘s state-run oil company failed to attract any bids to develop an oil field that overlaps ancestral territories of several Indigenous groups, prompting celebration by the communities and environmentalists on Friday. The land parcel known as Block 64, which overlaps the ancestral territories of the Achuar, Wampis, and Chapra nations, has long been the focus of Indigenous resistance. Thursday’s failed tender by Petroperu marked a major blow to its plans to expand oil production in the region.Peru Politics · Peru See the Story

Canadian Mining Company’s SLAPP Lawsuit Against Amazon Defenders Dismissed in Brazil

"The court's decision to reject the legal complaint represents a victory for forest protection movements, reining in a company that appears to believe it is above the law." The post Canadian Mining Company’s SLAPP Lawsuit Against Amazon Defenders Dismissed in Brazil first appeared on Amazon Watch.Brazil · Brazil Read Article

Indigenous Peoples Denounce Criminal Expansion in the Amazon at the U.N. and Call for Global Action

“The Permanent Forum must formally recognize that organized crime and illegal economies such as drug trafficking and illegal mining are an existential threat to our peoples." The post Indigenous Peoples Denounce Criminal Expansion in the Amazon at the U.N. and Call for Global Action first appeared on Amazon Watch.Organized Crime · Brazil Read Article

Indigenous Leader Shot While Hunting as Violence Escalates in Shipibo Territory

This attack is yet another example of the growing violence against Indigenous communities as criminal economies expand across the Amazon. The post Indigenous Leader Shot While Hunting as Violence Escalates in Shipibo Territory first appeared on Amazon Watch.Amazon · Ucayali Read Article

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Top Amazon Watch News

March in Dersim against pumice mining project

Mura People Rise Against Mining Invasion in Brazil

Amazon in Peril: New Report Exposes Drug Trade Threat to 270+ Indigenous Communities

Report Indicates that 274 Indigenous Communities in Peru's Amazon Are Under Threat From Drug Trafficking.

Frontline Communities, Shareholders Today Blast Chevron's Toxic Record on Human Rights and Climate

Coordinated Actions Expose Chevron's Destruction, Human Rights Abuses Before Shareholders Meeting

Despite backlash, more states are considering laws to make Big Oil pay for climate change

Amazonian Communities in Peru Rejoice as Plan for Oil Drilling on Ancestral Land Stalls

Canadian Mining Company’s SLAPP Lawsuit Against Amazon Defenders Dismissed in Brazil

Indigenous Peoples Denounce Criminal Expansion in the Amazon at the U.N. and Call for Global Action

Indigenous Leader Shot While Hunting as Violence Escalates in Shipibo Territory

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