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News | Environmentalism | Aug 26, 2010

The world's first really green oil deal

Esmé McAvoy / The independent
Ecuador's $3.6bn scheme to save its rainforest from exploitation could point the way to sparing other threatened landscape
Press release | Environmentalism | Aug 25, 2010

Outrage at Shell-funded UN report on Nigeria oil spills

Friends of the Earth International
LAGOS (NIGERIA) / AMSTERDAM (THE NETHERLANDS), August 24, 2010 – Friends of the Earth International is outraged by reports that a major UN investigation into Nigeria oil spills funded by oil giant Shell relies more on figures produced by oil companies and Nigerian state statistics than on community testimony and organizations on the ground who work with communities. [1]
Analysis | Mining Industry | Jul 14, 2010

Mercury Poisoning, The Dark Side Of Colombia 's Gold Boom

Diana Delgado
Colombia 's gold bonanza has a dark side, U.N. experts said on Tuesday: mercury poisoning spreading from miners to the population of a northwest state where they use mercury to extract the precious metal, U.N. experts said on Tuesday.
News | General | Jun 24, 2010

Peru leader rejects indigenous land rights law

BBC News

President Alan Garcia of Peru has refused to sign a law that would give indigenous people more power to stop oil and mining projects on their lands.


Analysis | Energetic Sovereignty | Jun 18, 2010

Brazilian Dams in Peru's Jungle, to Supply Brazil

Milagros Salazar / IPSNews
LIMA, Jun 17, 2010 (IPS) - An energy deal that Peru and Brazil signed this week in the Amazon city of Manaus in Brazil is opposed by environmentalists and local indigenous communities in Peru where the planned hydroelectric dams will be built. What is at stake?
Press release | Environmentalism | May 22, 2010

Biodiversity Lost at Unprecedented Rate

Friends of the Earth International
May 22, 2010

BIODIVERSITY LOST AT UNPRECEDENTED RATE

On the day of biodiversity Friends of the Earth International calls for urgent action to tackle biodiversity loss
News | Forests and biodiversity | May 07, 2010

Colombian Forest Project Reaps Credits... and Criticism

Stephen Leahy / Noticias IPS

UXBRIDGE, Canada, May 6, 2010 (Tierramérica) - The "Procuenca Initiative" in the Andes region of western Colombia may be the first in the world to sell certified forest carbon credits with a biodiversity protection component. But alarms are sounding about the potential negative social and environmental consequences.

 

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Life as Commerce

The impact of market-based conservation on Indigenous Peoples, local communities and women

 

 

 

Press release | Mining Industry | Feb 26, 2010

Colombian Network Against Transnacional Mining is born

Colombian Network Against Transnacional Mining
News | Forests and biodiversity | Feb 15, 2010

Argentina's Agrofuels Start Their Engines

Marcela Valente / Tierramérica
With biodiesel from soybeans playing the leading role, Argentina is beginning to require plant-based fuel blends for all vehicles.
News | Mining Industry | Feb 15, 2010

Vedanta in India: Don’t mine us out of existence

Intercontinental Cry / Amnesty International

UK-based mining company Vedanta Resources threatens the human rights of indigenous communities in the Indian state of Orissa. Email the Indian authorities now: http://bit.ly/vedantareport

Denunciation | General | Dec 24, 2009

Legal kidnapping?

Radio Mundo Real
International condemnation of detention of Palestine activist by Israeli forces
News | Climate Justice | Dec 21, 2009

COP15: A deficit of ambition

Friends of the Earth International
Nnimmo Bassey, Chair of Friends of the Earth International sums up the last two weeks of climate talks in Copenhagen from the backroom deals to rise of the Climate Justice movement.
News | General | Dec 04, 2009

Honduras: An election validated by blood and repression

The Real News Network
Honduran coup government continues repressive tactics on election day (Report from San Pedro Sula)
Denunciation | Mining Industry | Dec 02, 2009

México:Public condemnation of murder of Mariano Abarca

CENSAT AGUA VIVA - Amigos de la Tierra Colombia
CENSAT ‘Agua Viva’ strongly condemns the murder of Mariano Abarca
Analysis | General | Nov 20, 2009

Listen to the Earth, Say Indigenous Peoples

Valentina Martínez Valdés - IPSNews
MÉRIDA, Mexico, Nov 19 (IPS/IFEJ) - The idea of wilderness is "an interesting concept; it is a Western concept. Our people have always lived and interacted in the environment," said Illion Merculieff, an environmental activist from the Aleut community in the north-western U.S. state of Alaska
News | Energetic Sovereignty | Oct 28, 2009

Ecuador: Oil Giant Is Gone, Legal and Environmental Mess Remains

Matthew Berger / IPSNews.net
WASHINGTON, Oct 28 (IPS) - The story began almost 40 years ago, but when filmmaker Joe Berlinger "saw villagers eating canned tuna fish because the fish in their rivers were too contaminated to eat, [he] knew [he] had to do something".
News | General | Oct 15, 2009

COLOMBIA: Indigenous People Troubled by U.S. Military Presence

Gustavo Capdevila - IPS
GENEVA, Aug 13 (IPS) - The head of Colombia's biggest association of indigenous people is concerned that allowing U.S. troops to use military bases in his country will signal a regression to former times when the United States exercised control over Latin America, while a native activist warned of an increase in the number of cases of sexual abuse of young indigenous women by foreign soldiers.
Press release | General | Sep 04, 2009

Human rights NGOs and European civil society networks call on EU to take strong position regarding human rights violations in Honduras

FOEI, APRODEV, FIDH, CIFCA, FIAN, GRupoSur
The undersigned human rights NGOs and civil society networks condemn the violations of human rights by the de facto government in Honduras.
Denunciation | Mining Industry | Aug 06, 2009

African descent community faces eviction by Anglo Gold Ashanti in Colombia

PCN
*URGENT ACTION!*

From the human rights team of the Process of Black in La Toma, in the
Suárez municipality in north Cauca, Colombia. La Toma´s Afro-descendant
inhabitants, Communities and other organisations declare:
Denunciation | Energetic Sovereignty | Jul 29, 2009

Fian International, Friends of the Earth International and La Via Campesina condemn the forced eviction of the community of Las Pavas

Fian International, Friends of the Earth International and La Via Campesina
27/07/2009. – FIAN International, Friends of the Earth International and La Via Campesina condemn the forced eviction that occurred on July 14, 2009 of 120 families settled in the rural area known as Las Pavas, located in the Buenos Aires district, jurisdiction of the municipality of El Peñón, in the South of the Bolivar province.
News | General | Jul 27, 2009

EU Presidency Statement on Honduras

EU Presidency
European Presidency makes Statement on Honduras
News | Mining Industry | Jul 06, 2009

Gold Conflict in Colombia's Central Mountains

Helda Martínez / Tierramérica

The Colombian authorities could determine this month whether they will move forward on a giant gold mining project in a nature preserve in the central mountain range.

Press release | General | Jul 01, 2009

Europe Urged to reconsider its role in Central America

Friends of the Earth International
On the day that the European Union was expected to announce the suspension of its new free trade negotiations with Central America, Friends of the Earth International calls for an end to the process of free trade negotiations that the EU is promoting in Central America, and recommends a full reconsideration by the EU of its role in the region
Denunciation | General | Jun 30, 2009

Friends of the Earth expresses its deep concern over situation in Honduras

Friends of the Earth International

Friends of the Earth Europe condemns the illegal expulsion of the Honduran President and expresses its solidarity with the democratic forces and the people of Honduras, as well as with Friends of the Earth Honduras / Movimiento Madre Tierra.

Denunciation | Climate Justice | Jun 23, 2009

Young Friends of the Earth comment on Bonn Climate talks

Young Friends of the Earth Europe / Friends of the Earth International
Young Friends of the Earth write school reports on nation’s willingness to act on Climate Change during the recent Climate Talks in Bonn. Several of them get very bad notes..
News | Climate Justice |

TWN Bonn News Update
Press release | Climate Justice |

Legend Villas, Metro Manila, Philippines.
News | General |

CIP AMericans Program
News | Mining Industry |

colombiareports.com
Urgent action | Forests and biodiversity |

CENSAT AGUA VIVA - Amigos de la Tierra Colombia
Press release | General |

Friends of the Earth International
Press release | Climate Justice |

Young Friends of the Earth Europe / Friends of the Earth International
Press release | General |

European Parliament
 

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