The Violence of Conservation in Kenya’s Mau Forest
The Kenyan government claims that since July of this year, approximately 2,200 households have been evicted from the Mau Forest
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Mongolian Mining Boom Threatens Traditional Herding
The continuing evolution of herding away from subsistence livelihoods, combined with the presence of mega-mines, is leading pastoralism into an uncharted future.
In Pictures: Vermont Climate Strike, Pine Street March and Rally at Burlington City Hall
Vermont residents of all ages hit the streets as part of the global climate strike.
Indigenous Groups Under Fire in Paraguay
Indigenous communities in Paraguay are fighting intense fires with little support from the state.
‘I Don’t See Race’ and other White Lies
When whiteness goes unnamed, racialized people are made to appear as though they deserve to be stopped more often by police, drink polluted water, have less access to educational and employment opportunities.
Argentina Reels from Soy and Beef Expansion
The advance of the agricultural frontier has a direct correlation with deforestation, the rate of which has grown 150,000 hectares per year under Macri.