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Amazon Be Dammed: Deforestation Undermines Future Viability of Brazil’s Hydropower Projects

boxnews2013 wrote 1 day ago: The Amazon Basin is the epicenter of the world’s hydropower plants. Hydropower energy complexes use … more →

Tags: Science, Environment, Amazon, déforestation, Electricity generation, Belo Monte

Indigenous People Need Our Help ~ Occupy Belo Monte Dam ~ Protect the Amazon.

Admin wrote 1 week ago: ~ ~ Please donate today to help sustain ongoing mobilizations against the Belo Monte Dam. Donation L … more →

Tags: Earth Rights, Fund Raising for Earth Rights., Amazon, amazon watch, arara, asurini, Brazil, Chief Raoni, climate change

Save OUR Amazon!

rainymayfourth wrote 2 weeks ago: http://www.nbcnews.com/video/rock-center/51768274#51768274 Check out this video from NBC’s sit … more →

Tags: Diplomat, electricity, Investing, Amazon, tropical rainforest, rainforest, dam, Chevron, oil drilling

The rights and wrongs of Belo Monte

Brazil Institute wrote 2 weeks ago: The Economist, 05/04/2013 The biggest building site in Brazil is neither in the concrete jungle of S … more →

Tags: Business, Economy, Energy Biofuels, Environment & Science, Humanitarian Issues, Nation, public health, Amazon, Belo Monte

New Documentary Debunks Monster Dams

rootforce1 wrote 3 weeks ago: Cross posted from Root Force Damocracy the movie has been released, chronicling the struggles of com … more →

Tags: News, turkey, indigenous, Amazon, Belo Monte, damocracy, Hasankeyf, Ilisu Dam, Tigris

Deadly Sins in the Brazilian Amazon

lara/trace wrote 1 month ago: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bianca-jagger/belo-monte-dam_b_3076501 By Bianca Jagger Posted: 04/16/ … more →

Tags: Indian Country, Modern Day Slavery, Brazil, Xingu River, Para, Belo Monte, Amazon rainforest, Indigenous Rights, Tapajós

Belo Monte dam(n)

elasticeye wrote 1 month ago: When the Portuguese arrived in the area which is now present-day Brazil, the American Indian populat … more →

Tags: on jeweleries, On Politics, Brazil, Kayapó tribe, Xingu River, ecocide, Amazon

This Image Should NOT be Seen by the Whole World | How to be an Anthropologist2 comments

Keith Wayne Brown wrote 1 month ago: I find the Facebook meme distressing, not because of the Belo Monte Dan Project, but because the aut … more →

Tags: Other Folk's Blogs, Contemporary Sophistry, AnarchoCynicism, The Ones-at-Large, Consciousness-at-Large, Political Gnosticism, Amazon, Anthropology, Brazil

Brazil activists end protest occupation of Amazon dam

Brazil Institute wrote 1 month ago: Global Post – Agence France-Presse, 03/22/2013 More than 150 fishermen and indigenous people h … more →

Tags: Nation, Environment -- Activism, Belo Monte

Tribe rejects payment from electricity company behind destructive Amazon Dam2 comments

Henricus Peters wrote 2 months ago: Belo Monte Dam (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Overview of the dam complex. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Lead … more →

Tags: Amazon rainforest, Brazil, eletrobrás, amazon watch, Xingu River, Belo Monte, Joaquim Barbosa, Kayapó

The politics of deforestation in Brazil11 comments

chaurahha wrote 2 months ago:   Source: Foreign Affairs (available at: http://www.foreignaffairs.com)    Brazil is blessed with a … more →

Tags: Politics, Brazil, Environment, Sustainable Development, Biodiversity, Amazon, Amazon Fund, cattle ranching, Chico Mendes

Human trafficking and prostitution scandal threatens Belo Monte dam

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 2 months ago: March 8, 2013. Source: International Rivers and Amazon Watch Brazil’s Parliamentary Commission on Hu … more →

Tags: Indigenous peoples, Latin America & Caribbean, Women, Ending the Era of Extreme Energy, Hydroelectric dams, Brazil, Violence Against Women, Sex Trafficking, mega-hydro

Amazon - Lungs of the Planet

Mare Cromwell wrote 2 months ago: A succinct, yet cinematically stunning glimpse of the ecological significance of the Amazon from the … more →

Tags: Earth spirituality, Nature, earth mother, Environmental Issues, society ills, ecological, Brazil, Biodiversity, rainforest

"Giant Dam Threatens Brazilian Rainforest"1 comment

monessasmontage wrote 3 months ago: Source: Spiegel.de Jonathan Stock writes for Spiegel.de that, “The construction of a giant dam … more →

Tags: Environment, Nature, Consciousness, Energy, rain forest, World, Brazil, Amazon rainforest, Jonathan Stock

'The last bit of paradise': Giant dam threatens Brazilian rainforest1 comment

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 3 months ago: By Jonathan Stock, February 1, 2013.  Source: Spiegel Online.  Full photo gallery here 300 Indigenou … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, Indigenous peoples, Forests and Climate Change, water, Latin America & Caribbean, False Solutions to Climate Change, Rio+20, World Bank, Ending the Era of Extreme Energy

Violence is multifaceted

William Northup wrote 3 months ago: TW: racist criminalization, cissexism, transmisogyny, forced displacement of indigenous people I men … more →

Tags: let me link you, News, cissexism, excessive force by police, racist criminalization, Indigenous peoples, violence against indigenous peoples, Virginia, Police Force

Video: Damocracy1 comment

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 4 months ago: January 10, 2013.  Source: International Rivers DAMOCRACY is an international movement striving to d … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, Indigenous peoples, Climate Justice, water, greenwashing, Latin America & Caribbean, False Solutions to Climate Change, videos, Land Grabs

Brazil's BNDES approves $10.8 bln loan for Amazon Belo Monte dam

Brazil Institute wrote 5 months ago: Reuters, 11/26/2012 Brazil’s state development bank, BNDES, said on Monday it has approved a l … more →

Tags: Trade Economy and Development, Nation, Environment & Science, Energy Biofuels, Business, Amazon, Environment, BNDES, Belo Monte

Trouble at Brazil mega-dam stops construction for now

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 6 months ago: November 13, 2012.  Source:  Bangkok Post Work on Brazil’s controversial $13 billion Belo Mont … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, Indigenous peoples, water, Latin America & Caribbean, False Solutions to Climate Change, Ending the Era of Extreme Energy, Hydroelectric dams, Brazil


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