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In reply to the discussion: New study reaffirms Indigenous lands key to mitigating climate change in Brazil [View all]

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10. Thank you for all the additional info
Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #9)
Thu Jun 27, 2024, 01:16 AM
Jun 2024

I must read those more closely.
It is not a very pleasant topic but one should know.

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New study reaffirms Indigenous lands key to mitigating climate change in Brazil [View all] Judi Lynn Jun 2024 OP
Factory farmed meat is a huge problem in this regard.nt jfz9580m Jun 2024 #1
The criminal land-grabbing class has murdered, terrorized indigenous people who live there Judi Lynn Jun 2024 #2
Thanks for the info jfz9580m Jun 2024 #3
The enormity of this criminality is vast, and beyond brutal. The invaders are driven to destroy the people Judi Lynn Jun 2024 #4
It is very sad jfz9580m Jun 2024 #5
I've looked at the first 4 of your links so far, remember them all so well. Judi Lynn Jun 2024 #6
Just found Alfredo Cisneros, in Michoacan, from your list, whom I had missed, myself: Judi Lynn Jun 2024 #7
Here's another victim of assassination from your list: Judi Lynn Jun 2024 #8
The activist in the link at the end of your list was assassinated Judi Lynn Jun 2024 #9
Thank you for all the additional info jfz9580m Jun 2024 #10
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