Newsletter N.42 – Dicembre ’23 – Gennaio ’24

Ultimi contenuti dai MAPA:

• ‘Indigenous’ and ‘local’ shouldn’t be conflated: Q&A with indigenous leader Sara Olsvig
• Carbon capture is a dangerous distraction. it’s time to imagine a world beyond fossil fuels. 
• What is carbon capture and why does it keep coming up at COP28?
• Balochistan crisis: The Pakistani state has been engaged in Baloch genocide for over seven decades following its occupation, utilizing various tactics such as the ‘kill and dump’ policy, enforced disappearances of civilians, including women and children, forcibly occupying villages and towns by displacing indigenous communities. Climate Justice and human rights go hand in hand. Climate justice is anti-colonial, opposing oppression and advocating for the decolonization of indigenous lands. It recognizes that historical colonial practices have often exploited indigenous territories and communities for resource extraction and profit, perpetuating environmental injustices. There is no Climate Justice on occupied land.