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        • Struggles for the Forests
        • Struggles Against Tree Monocultures
        • Seeds of Hope
        • Women in Resistance
        • Indigenous Peoples' Struggles
      • Deforestation: Direct Causes
        • Agribusiness
        • Industrial Logging
        • Mega Dams and Other Infrastructure
        • Large-Scale Mining
        • Large-Scale Tree Plantations
        • Fossil Fuels
      • Deforestation: Underlying Causes
        • FAO Forest Definition
        • Consumption
        • The Green Economy
        • Protected Areas
        • Legal Land Theft
      • False Solutions
        • Carbon offsetting and REDD
        • Biodiversity Offsetting
        • Pricing Nature
        • Certification Schemes
        • Bioeconomy
      • Tree Plantations
        • Pulp and Paper
        • Timber
        • Palm Oil
        • Women and Tree Monocultures
        • Rubber
        • Carbon Storage
        • Biomass
        • GE-Trees
        • FSC and RSPO
      • Global Policies and Actors
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        • The World Bank and Other Financial Institutions
        • Conservationist NGOs
        • The Corporate Sector
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  • Agribusiness
  • Biodiversity Offsetting
  • Carbon offsetting and REDD
  • Certification Schemes
  • (-) Fossil Fuels
  • FSC and RSPO
  • GE-Trees
  • Indigenous Peoples' Struggles
  • Large-Scale Mining
  • Large-Scale Tree Plantations
  • (-) Latin American Network Against Tree Plantations
  • Palm Oil
  • Pulp and Paper
  • Struggles Against Tree Monocultures
  • Struggles for the Forests
  • The Green Economy
  • The World Bank and Other Financial Institutions
  • Timber
  • Women and Tree Monocultures
  • Women in Resistance

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  • Chile
  • South Africa
Action alerts

Support this Public Letter to denounce the “donations farce” of corporations in Brazil

We invite organizations from Brazil, and also from other countries, to sign-on this letter -until September 21st- to strengthen our struggle and resistance against the impacts of corporations in our territories.

28 July 2020
Action alerts

Red Latinoamericana solicita al gobierno de Brasil y de Chile que suspenda investigación sobre árboles transgénicos

16 January 2008
Action alerts

Carta de la RECOMA al gobierno de Brasil

15 January 2008

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CP 11500 – Montevideo, Uruguay
Tel / Fax: +598 2605 6943
Email: wrm@wrm.org.uy

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