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Aug 2, 16:13

COP30 in Belém: A Climate Summit at Risk of Exclusion and Hypocrisy

In the aftermath of the murder of journalist Dom Phillips and indigenous expert Bruno Pereira in the Brazilian Amazon, the author reflects on the upcoming COP30 in Belém, criticizing the high cost of attendance that excludes many, the continued influence of corporate interests, and the need for syst...

COP30 in Belém: A Climate Summit at Risk of Exclusion and Hypocrisy

In the aftermath of the murder of journalist Dom Phillips and indigenous expert Bruno Pereira in the Brazilian Amazon, the author reflects on the upcoming COP30 in Belém, criticizing the high cost of attendance that excludes many, the continued influence of corporate interests, and the need for syst...

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How does the author connect the killings of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira to the broader issues of capitalist exploitation and climate injustice in the Amazon?

The high cost of hotel rooms in Belém for COP30 (three times higher than in Glasgow for COP26) effectively excludes delegates from poorer nations and grassroots organizations, revealing a systemic issue of climate injustice. This exclusion prevents the voices of those most affected by climate change from being heard in crucial negotiations. The author connects this to the broader issue of capitalist exploitation of the Amazon, demonstrating how economic interests prioritize profit over equitable participation and environmental protection.

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Jun 5, 10:14

Evu Expands Operations in Javari Valley Following Amazon Murders

Following the 2022 murders of journalist Dom Phillips and activist Bruno Pereira in Brazil's Javari Valley, the Indigenous patrol group Evu has expanded from 12 to nearly 120 members, establishing six mobile teams to combat illegal poaching, fishing, mining, and drug trafficking across the region's ...

Evu Expands Operations in Javari Valley Following Amazon Murders

Following the 2022 murders of journalist Dom Phillips and activist Bruno Pereira in Brazil's Javari Valley, the Indigenous patrol group Evu has expanded from 12 to nearly 120 members, establishing six mobile teams to combat illegal poaching, fishing, mining, and drug trafficking across the region's ...

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What are the primary threats faced by Evu, and how does the group's operational strategy mitigate these risks?

The growth of Evu directly responds to the increased threats faced by Indigenous communities in the Javari Valley following the murders of Phillips and Pereira. The group's patrols now cover the region's main river systems, disrupting illegal activities and providing a vital protective presence. The use of boats allows for broader reach and rapid response to threats, demonstrating Evu's proactive approach to conservation and Indigenous rights.

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Jun 12, 07:12

Amazon Deforestation: A Legacy of Violence and the Urgent Need for Systemic Change

The murders of journalist Dom Phillipps and Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira highlighted the ongoing struggle to protect the Amazon rainforest, revealing a stark contrast in global media attention towards environmental defenders and the urgent need for systemic change beyond government policies.

Amazon Deforestation: A Legacy of Violence and the Urgent Need for Systemic Change

The murders of journalist Dom Phillipps and Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira highlighted the ongoing struggle to protect the Amazon rainforest, revealing a stark contrast in global media attention towards environmental defenders and the urgent need for systemic change beyond government policies.

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What immediate consequences resulted from Jair Bolsonaro's presidency on Amazonian deforestation and environmental protection?

Dom Phillipps's final, unfinished manuscript emphasized the crucial role of Indigenous communities in Amazonian preservation, highlighting their deep understanding of the interconnectedness of the ecosystem and the need for global cooperation. His death, alongside Bruno Pereira's, underscores the immense risks faced by those protecting the rainforest, as evidenced by the 1,900 deaths since 2012.

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May 29, 22:11

How to Save the Amazon" Published Following Journalist's Murder

British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian indigenous expert Bruno Pereira were murdered in the Amazon on June 5, 2022, while researching a book on protecting the rainforest; their deaths spurred the completion of Phillips's book, "How to Save the Amazon," published three years later, offering in...

How to Save the Amazon" Published Following Journalist's Murder

British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian indigenous expert Bruno Pereira were murdered in the Amazon on June 5, 2022, while researching a book on protecting the rainforest; their deaths spurred the completion of Phillips's book, "How to Save the Amazon," published three years later, offering in...

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How did the completion of Phillips's unfinished book, "How to Save the Amazon," contribute to the ongoing efforts to protect the rainforest?

Phillips's death highlighted the dangers faced by those working to protect the Amazon. His unfinished book, "How to Save the Amazon," was completed by friends and colleagues, incorporating his notes and drafts. The book examines the challenges and potential solutions for preserving the rainforest.

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