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Corporate Colonialism: The Ethnic Cleansing of the Maasai People of Tanzania

May 6, 2013 • In late March 2013 it was announced that ‘the government of Tanzania is establishing a corridor of 1,500 sq... Read More

The Tanzanian Government Insists on Grabbing Maasai Land in Loliondo

Mar 26, 2013 • The Tanzanian government, through the Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism, Khamis Kagasheki, is moving forward with a plan... Read More

Under the watchful eye of O’odham Youth, Pangea and the PLA’s “City Concept” plan was halted by tribal council

Oct 23, 2012 • A group of O’odham youth raised their voices last week against Pangea Development-Co LLC and the Pecos Landowners Association... Read More

Inconvenient Truths: De-bunking China’s Plan To Settle Nomadic Populations

Sep 19, 2012 • Squat grey housing blocks stand stoically against the elements in Ne’u, Tibet, conspicuously regular against a jagged mountainous back... Read More

Indigenous Peoples Sound The Alarm Over New Ecotourism Scheme in Madhya Pradesh

Jun 25, 2012 • A consortium of indigenous and non-governmental organizations have sounded the alarm over a disturbing new ecotourism scheme by the... Read More

Lawsuit Filed to Stop Clearcutting of Sacred Redwood Forest

Jun 8, 2012 • Three environmental groups filed a lawsuit this week to stop a controversial forest-to-vineyard conversion project in northwest Sonoma County,... Read More

Victory! The struggle to protect Koongarra uranium is nearly over

Jun 4, 2012 • There was a major victory this week in the struggle to protect the Koongarra uranium deposit in Australia’s Northern... Read More

Alternatives to the green economy from Bolivian civil society

May 31, 2012 • The Bolivian Climate Change Platform has released a position paper on Rio+20 in which they call on “social movements... Read More

Urge Development Banks To Walk Away From Barro Blanco Dam

May 10, 2012 • Indigenous Peoples and conservationists are asking three public development banks to divest from and deny any future financial assistance... Read More

Close to our Ancestors: Gabon forest peoples map their land

Apr 28, 2012 • In 2002, El Hajj Omar Bongo Ondimba, then President of the Republic of Gabon, signed into existence thirteen National... Read More

The Carbon Rush

Feb 23, 2012 • What happens when we manipulate markets to solve the climate crisis?” Discover the emerging “green-gold” multi-billion dollar carbon industry... Read More

Prey Lang’s Hope For a Sustainable Future

Feb 17, 2012 • Prey Lang, ‘Our Forest’ in the indigenous Kuy language, is a precious and important example of evergreen and semi-evergreen... Read More

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