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A journey through Chilean Patagonia: Living on and caring for the edge of the world
Chilean Patagonia is not just a breathtaking landscape. It is a living space where Kawésqar communities are fighting to keep the sea as their own.
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Groundwater: The importance of what we can’t see
Aquifers—underground geological formations—store 99% of liquid freshwater. Despite their importance, they are at risk from extractive activities.
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A victory for climate justice: Colombia includes climate obligations in environmental impact studies
A case that began as a requirement for the coal sector ended up becoming a regulation applicable to all projects that require an environmental permit.
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A raw materials transition instead of a raw materials rush: Civil society calls for a change of course in raw materials policy
More than 35 organizations will share their perspectives on raw material extraction and global justice during Alternative Raw Materials Week.
Ten years of Belo Monte: The time for justice has come
The milestone of a decade of operation reignites the debate on accountability and institutional response.
Families in La Oroya are calling on the Peruvian government to take four urgent actions to ensure effective compliance with the Inter-American Court’s ruling
The implementation of the ruling remains in its early stages due to the government’s lack of political will and its constant shifting of arguments to delay the process.
When the violation of the rights of Amazonian peoples in Brazil receives no response nationally, these communities find in AIDA a voice in the Americas.
