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• Amazon Uprising: Defunding the Destruction

   
  15 de octubre, puesto en línea por Mark Heley and Iván Sawyer García — News, Opinion
  Finally, the rains have come to the Amazon. After a dry season, where more than 64,000 fires burned throughout the region–many of them deliberately started to clear land for beef and soy production–it’s a blessed relief for the people, wildlife and forests of Amazonia. Although the fires have (...)

• ‘Symbolic rent’: Seattle residents pay reparations to Native American tribe

   
  14 de octubre, puesto en línea por Gregory Scruggs — News, Real Rent Duwamish
  Every month, business coach Maggie Karshner makes three rent payments: one for her apartment, another for her office and the third to the Duwamish tribe. The Duwamish are an indigenous group of about 700 people whose ancestral lands include what is now present-day Seattle, a city named after (...)

• Victory! Ecuador’s President Repeals Austerity Decree and Ends Violence

   
  14 de octubre, puesto en línea por Amazon Watch — News
  In an unprecedented public dialogue between the Ecuadorian government and the indigenous movement, President Lenin Moreno announced the repeal of Decree 883 Sunday night, ending an eleven-day strike that paralyzed the country and was met with brutal police repression against indigenous peoples. (...)

• More Pipelines Mean More Threats of Sexual Violence for Indigenous Women

   
  11 de octubre, puesto en línea por Abaki Beck — News, The Oil Industry, Indigenous Women, Keystone XL pipeline, Bakken Oil Fields, Bakken Shale, MMIW, man camps
  Later this month, the South Dakota Water Management Board will be holding five hearings on water permits needed for the Keystone XL pipeline expansion, which will cross several rivers as it makes its way from the tar sands in Alberta to Steele City, Nebraska. If the pipeline expansion is (...)

• 31 Alaska Native Nations Sue EPA to Block Pebble Mine

   
  11 de octubre, puesto en línea por Josh Tucker — News, gold, Canadian mining companies, Pebble Mine, Bristol Bay, Northern Dynasty
  A coalition of 31 Bristol Bay, Alaska Native nations as well as regional fishing and conservation organizations who are also resisting the proposed Pebble Mine, sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over the proposed mine on Tuesday. Then, On Wednesday, fifteen local, national and (...)

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