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Climate and Environment

Pamela Leiva Jacquelín
Communicator specialising on indigenous issues
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Tuesday, 25 April 2017

How Five Latin American Countries Came To Forefront Of Protecting The Environment

Today, Latin America, most biodiverse region in the world, is home to inspiring examples of how policy measures can tackle climate change. According to this article, groundbreaking experiences in five countries are driving sustainable solutions to promote a better relationship with nature.

It's not about blocking development

All over the continent politicians and social movements are increasingly focusing on achieving harmonic relations between communities and natural resources.

Some of the green solutions include:

  • Constitutional rights for the nature,
  • Investing in green sources for electricity supply
  • a leading model for sustainable agriculture,
  • Closing the doors on mining projects
  • Justice and reparation for indigenous peoples

Can these efforts help shape a new model where extractivism is out of the picture? Get an overview of the trends that are working in Ecuador, Cosa Rica, Cuba, El Salvador and Bolivia.

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