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  1. Ecuador: Krabbenkultur kontra Kleinbauern

    Der Garnelenexport in Ecuador boomt und sorgt für einen bescheidenen wirtschaftlichen Aufstieg des Landes. Doch der aufblühende Wirtschaftszweig geht mit der Zerstörung bäuerlicher Lebensgrundlagen einher. Die woxx hat landwirtschaftliche Kollektive besucht, die sich wehren.

    woxx.lu/ecuador-krabbenkultur-

  2. Ecuador: Krabbenkultur kontra Kleinbauern

    Der Garnelenexport in Ecuador boomt und sorgt für einen bescheidenen wirtschaftlichen Aufstieg des Landes. Doch der aufblühende Wirtschaftszweig geht mit der Zerstörung bäuerlicher Lebensgrundlagen einher. Die woxx hat landwirtschaftliche Kollektive besucht, die sich wehren.

    woxx.lu/ecuador-krabbenkultur-

  3. Ecuador: Krabbenkultur kontra Kleinbauern

    Der Garnelenexport in Ecuador boomt und sorgt für einen bescheidenen wirtschaftlichen Aufstieg des Landes. Doch der aufblühende Wirtschaftszweig geht mit der Zerstörung bäuerlicher Lebensgrundlagen einher. Die woxx hat landwirtschaftliche Kollektive besucht, die sich wehren.

    woxx.lu/ecuador-krabbenkultur-

  4. The Articulation of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (APIB) will participate in the COP17, to be held from Aug 17 to 28, 2026, in Mongolia.

    "APIB’s participation is grounded in the recognition that Indigenous Peoples are among those most directly affected by environmental degradation processes and the effects of prolonged droughts.

    Across different Brazilian biomes, Indigenous territories are affected by deforestation, land grabbing, mining, the expansion of commodity production chains, and pressure on water resources and traditional ways of life.

    These processes threaten not only ecosystems, but also water sources, food sovereignty, biodiversity, traditional knowledge, cultural practices and the very continuity of Indigenous Peoples’ ways of life."

    #Indigenous #Cop17 #drought #environment #climate #climatecrisis #water #mining #landgrabbing #Brazil
    apiboficial.org/en/2026/08/17/

  5. The Articulation of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (APIB) will participate in the COP17, to be held from Aug 17 to 28, 2026, in Mongolia.

    "APIB’s participation is grounded in the recognition that Indigenous Peoples are among those most directly affected by environmental degradation processes and the effects of prolonged droughts.

    Across different Brazilian biomes, Indigenous territories are affected by deforestation, land grabbing, mining, the expansion of commodity production chains, and pressure on water resources and traditional ways of life.

    These processes threaten not only ecosystems, but also water sources, food sovereignty, biodiversity, traditional knowledge, cultural practices and the very continuity of Indigenous Peoples’ ways of life."

    #Indigenous #Cop17 #drought #environment #climate #climatecrisis #water #mining #landgrabbing #Brazil
    apiboficial.org/en/2026/08/17/

  6. The Articulation of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (APIB) will participate in the COP17, to be held from Aug 17 to 28, 2026, in Mongolia.

    "APIB’s participation is grounded in the recognition that Indigenous Peoples are among those most directly affected by environmental degradation processes and the effects of prolonged droughts.

    Across different Brazilian biomes, Indigenous territories are affected by deforestation, land grabbing, mining, the expansion of commodity production chains, and pressure on water resources and traditional ways of life.

    These processes threaten not only ecosystems, but also water sources, food sovereignty, biodiversity, traditional knowledge, cultural practices and the very continuity of Indigenous Peoples’ ways of life."

    #Indigenous #Cop17 #drought #environment #climate #climatecrisis #water #mining #landgrabbing #Brazil
    apiboficial.org/en/2026/08/17/