Amazon’s Indigenous Voices Aim High at COP30
Amazon indigenous communities head to COP30, calling for forest protection, land rights and green livelihoods at the upcoming climate summit.
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Amazon indigenous communities head to COP30, calling for forest protection, land rights and green livelihoods at the upcoming climate summit.
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This week, Belém hosts COP30, with negotiations focusing on stronger climate pledges, green finance, and Amazon protection. Delegates aim to deliver a game-changing declaration by week’s end.
Amazon communities are looking to COP30 later this year to secure stronger forest protection and sustainable pathways that safeguard the rainforest and boost local livelihoods.
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