Join this group (plans to be public later on) -- *Intuitive Public Garden*, with beautiful ideation and curation by Azine Steenbergen:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/242799679727327/

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' On Thursday, November 8, 2018, United States District Judge Brian Morris, issued a landmark ruling in favor of the Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN) and the North Coast Rivers Alliance (NCRA), and other groups in the litigation to stop the Keystone XL Pipeline!

http://indigenousrising.org/federal-judge-orders-kxl-presidential-permit-vacated/ '

https://www.facebook.com/186264980641/posts/10156353825420642/

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' "I'm so scared I’m having difficulties sleeping,” said André Karipuna, a young indigenous community leader of a protected area in the Brazilian Amazon. According to satellite data from fly-overs commissioned by All Eyes on the Amazon in June and October 2018, his fears are very real. And now after the election of Brazil’s new president, Jair Bolsonaro, even more so.
Hard evidence of vast deforestation

They show that forest destruction is four times greater than official data suggests. Over 10,000 hectares of the Karipuna territory have already been destroyed – 80 percent in the last three years alone. This deforestation is not only devastating to the Karipuna community. It also forms a major threat to our climate.

André presented the new data last week at a UN meeting on business and human rights in Geneva and during a press conference at the Greenpeace office in Amsterdam. His community is one of the indigenous populations supported by the All Eyes on the Amazon program, a joint initiative of Hivos and Greenpeace with nine other coalition partners.

“The data is hard evidence that the situation in the Amazon is even worse than we thought,” said Tanja Brok, communication officer for All Eyes on the Amazon at Hivos. “But even with this amount of evidence, it’s still uncertain whether the government or courts will take action to protect the area and its inhabitants,” she added. '

https://intercontinentalcry.org/new-evidence-shows-willful-destruction-of-the-brazilian-amazon/

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