June 6, 20140Comments

Brazilian Indian leader assaulted 10 days before World Cup

A young Brazilian Indian leader was assaulted recently by four armed men, despite being under the care of a government protection program since he witnessed the murder of his...

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BLOG

November 3, 20130Comments

Indigenous Elders – ‘Mankind has gone too far’

Maybe Facebook has provided a helping hand. All around the world, indigenous groups are finding voice, through Facebook and other non-mainstream media, with a message common...

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NEWS

September 29, 20120Comments

NEWS

Voyage Reveals ‘Planetary Scale’ of Plastic in Oceans A groundbreaking marine voyage by scientific vessel Tara reveals the disturbing state of the world’s...

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NEWS

August 5, 20120Comments

NEWS

Brazil decree opens tribal lands to mining, dams in ‘national interest’ A directive signed by Brazil’s Solicitor-General could hamper the efforts of indigenous...

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NEWS

June 12, 20120Comments

NEWS

Cashing in on the Brazilian rainforest One of the greatest weapons against climate change sits on vast tracts of undeveloped Brazilian land. The country is home to nearly half...

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NEWS

May 26, 20120Comments

NEWS

Brazil’s leader vetoes portions of new Amazon rainforest law Dilma Rousseff sends back parts of congressional bill that loosened country’s protection of forest....

by Earth Tribe Team