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Press Release | Brazilian Government Cancels Mega-Dam on the Amazon’s Tapajós River

Brasilia, August 4, 2016 – Brazil’s Federal Environmental Agency (IBAMA) announced the cancellation of licensing for the polemic São Luiz...
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Ocekadi: Hydroelectric Dams, Socio-Environmental Conflicts, and Resistance in the Tapajós Basin

In the language of Brazil’s indigenous Munduruku people, “Ocekadi” means “the river of our place.” It is their name for...
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Lançamento de livro em Brasília: Ocekadi: Hidrelétricas, Conflitos Socioambientais e Resistência na bacia do Tapajós

Convidamos para o lançamento em Brasília do livro  Ocekadi: hidrelétricas, conflitos socioambientais e resistência na Bacia do Tapajós, co-editado pelo...
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UN Official Visits Indigenous Communities in the Amazon

Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, UN Special Rapporteur on Indigenous Rights.Todd Southgate When Victoria Tauli-Corpuz – the UN’s Special Rapporteur on Indigenous Rights...
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Amazon mega-dam suspended, providing hope for indigenous people and biodiversity | Mongabay

A member of the Munduruku indigenous group stands beside the Tapajós River, Pará state, Brazil. The Munduruku’s Sawré Muybu territory...
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Brazil Amazon dam project suspended over concerns for indigenous people | The Guardian

Munduruku people from the Amazon basin protest dam construction.Lunae Parracho/ReutersThe following article was originally published by The Guardian. Plans to...
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Brazil Suspends Licensing of Controversial Amazon Dam

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Brasilia, Brazil: In a surprising move, IBAMA, the administrative arm of the Brazilian Ministry of the Environment,...
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Monitoring the Flow: Defending Rights on Brazil’s Teles Pires River

Participants at work on a map in Alta Floresta.Brent Millikan A few weeks ago, Amazon Program Director Brent Millikan traveled...
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Brazil: insider claims Rousseff coalition took funds from Belo Monte mega-dam | The Guardian

This article originally appeared at The Guardian. Protest against Belo Monte damInternational Rivers Indigenous communities and the Amazon rain forest...
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Human-Induced Choking

March to Save the Salween RiverInternational Rivers They think it’s far from them, Far from affecting their livelihoods, Far from...