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1. Indigenous women play a growing role as leaders Indigenous women are emerging as leaders in addressing climate change, confronting their invisibility within patriarchal structures. In a landmark event in September 2023, over 8,000 women from around the world gathered in Brazil’s capital for the Indigenous Women’s March, demanding recognition for their pivotal role in […] ....

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Want COP28 to be successful? Listen to science and vulnerable communities, campaigners say

Want COP28 to be successful? Listen to science and vulnerable communities, campaigners say
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There is not enough land to meet many of the world's climate pledges, says new study

Carbon removal plans relying on land do not add up, says a new report. Or, more accurately, researchers have now actually added them up, but countries’ climate pledges would require millions of square kilometers of land – putting pressure on ecosystems, Indigenous peoples, and food security. Climate pledges made by countries around the world would […] ....

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African campaigners root for indigenous people's engagement to stem habitat loss-Xinhua

African campaigners root for indigenous people s engagement to stem habitat loss- ....

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Poor governance fuels 'horrible dynamic' of deforestation in DRC

Poor governance fuels ‘horrible dynamic’ of deforestation in DRC
by Victoria Schneider on 21 December 2020
Forests in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have been disappearing at increasing speed, with annual deforestation rates exceeding 1 million hectares (2.5 million acres) in the past five years and believed to have surged during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Poor governance and corruption are considered the biggest obstacles to protecting the country’s forests from the pressures of subsistence agriculture and fuelwood collection, as well as the expansion of legal and illegal industrial operations.
Progress on improving forest management has been made through the implementation of community forest legislation and a new law concerning Indigenous people’s right to their forests, but their implementation remains far from ideal. ....

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