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The Mentarang-Kalimantan hydropower dam in Indonesia: Electricity for whom?

This new briefing reveals and alerts about what goes behind this promise for more ‘green’ energy in Indonesia, of which a significant part is supposed to be generated by mega hydropower dams. 

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Resistance struggles confront corporate profiteering from climate chaos

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STOP the TFFF!

The Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF) will be launched at the 30th United Nations Climate Conference (COP30), in November. What is it and why it must be rejected. 

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