Ienearth.org Website Review

the sacredness of earth mother from contamination & exploitation by respecting and adhering to indigenous knowledge and natural law indigenous leaders from ecuador, brazil, mexico, and nigeria reject tropical forest offsets. friday, nov. 16th, the california air resources board will vote on the california tropical forest standard. learn why these leaders about why carbon trading is a #falsesolution in and share with your family, friends and social networks. what impact they are having on indigenous and front line communities? click the image to find a series of briefing papers that explain everything from where the money comes from to the destruction of forests in the name of saving them. network (ien), along with other us-based members of the social, environmental and climate justice communities and global alliances have platforms calling for leaving 80% of the current totality of fossil fuel reserves under the ground and ocean in order to avoid. how will this transition away from fossil fuel extraction be organized within our respective communities?. what will the consequences be for people, our communities, humanity, ecosystems, habitat and all life? issues of climate and environmental injustice and equity cannot be avoided if such questions are to be addressed. the rcmp’s ultimatum, to allow transcanada access to un-ceded wet’suwet’en territory or face police invasion, is an act of war. and honoring jackie warledo--jackie was an indigenous environmental campaigner addressing toxic production for many years and, and worked the fight to stop keystone xl is far from over. we need to be ready and mobilized for whatever happens. do what’s right not only for what happened with dakota access, these companies will stop at nothing. we need to be ready and mobilized for whatever happens. indigenous movement around the world are mourning the pas*ing of jacquelynn “jackie” warledo, seminole nation tribal citizen of the wind clan. jackie was a loving and beloved mother and grandmother, a loyal friend and a tireless, fearless warrior for the rights of