Intercontinentalcry.org Website Review

when you give to intercontinental cry, you're backing an organization that lives on the frontlines, whose work reaches across all. your gift today will determine how much work we can do tomorrow! images of extreme weather and alarming headlines about climate change have become common. last month, dire predictions about our warming planet from the united nation’s intergovernmental panel on climate change (ipcc) were reported as distressing scenes from a devastating there are so many important organizations you can support on #givingtuesday. why should ic be your charity of choice? here is 10 reasons to give to intercontinental cry. 1. we cover frontlines we go to incredible lengths to take you the front lines of the world, so in the midst of guyana’s lush rainforests, nestled between the rupununi river and brazilian border, dwells the indigenous wapishana tribe. linguist and cultural activist adrian gomes hails from an isolated wapishana village, yet, he speaks less wapishana — an sacramento – indigenous environmental network’s international sky protectors delegation and a broad coalition of local california tribal members, environmental justice groups, fenceline communities, people of color, academics and ngos celebrated a significant win friday, november 16th against california’s cap and trade carbon market program. in a marathon hearing of the california air resources lalish, ezidikhan, iraq – the governments of sweden, india and iraq have invited the provisional government of ezidikhan to consultations concerning the governing council resolution of 15 november condemning kurdish genocidal policies toward yezidis. prime minister barjis soso. indigenous peoples denied access to sacred site as ski area opens with sewage snow. flagstaff, az — continuing years of ecological destruction, threats to public health, and desecration and as*ault on indigenous peoples’ ways of life, arizona snowbowl ski area opened last week with snow made from millions of gallons of 100% treated sewage. police blockaded