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Breaking: West and Central African women meet in Senegal over the climate crisis. Breaking: West and Central African women meet in Senegal over the climate crisis.
Breaking: West and Central African women meet in Senegal over the climate crisis.
Total Energies’ oil exploration activities are displacing dozens of families due to flooding. Total Energies’ oil exploration activities are displacing dozens of families due to flooding.
Total Energies’ oil exploration activities are displacing dozens of families due to flooding.
Drought ruining Kasese farmers’ livelihoods Drought ruining Kasese farmers’ livelihoods
Drought ruining Kasese farmers' livelihoods
EACOP: Another community of 80 households has lost its land to the government and Total Energies to construct an oil pipeline. EACOP: Another community of 80 households has lost its land to the government and Total Energies to construct an oil pipeline.
EACOP: Another community of 80 households has lost its land to the government and Total Energies to construct an oil pipeline.
European banks risk legal onslaught, reputational damage by backing controversial EACOP project European banks risk legal onslaught, reputational damage by backing controversial EACOP project
European banks risk legal onslaught, reputational damage by backing controversial EACOP project
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Carbon offset projects exacerbate land grabbing and undermine small farmers' independence - GRAIN report
Industrial plantations: stop endangering local farmers, Indigenous knowledge, and food system models – land-grab victims Industrial plantations: stop endangering local farmers, Indigenous knowledge, and food system models – land-grab victims
Industrial plantations: stop endangering local farmers, Indigenous knowledge, and food system models - land-grab victims
Uganda: Land-grab victim communities will join counterparts in commemorating the 2024 International Day of Struggle Against Industrial Plantations. Uganda: Land-grab victim communities will join counterparts in commemorating the 2024 International Day of Struggle Against Industrial Plantations.
Uganda: Land-grab victim communities will join counterparts in commemorating the 2024 International Day of Struggle Against Industrial Plantations.
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Breaking: West and Central African women meet in Senegal over the climate crisis.

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Total Energies’ oil exploration activities are displacing dozens of families due to flooding.

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Drought ruining Kasese farmers’ livelihoods

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EACOP: Another community of 80 households has lost its land to the government and Total Energies to construct an oil pipeline.

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European banks risk legal onslaught, reputational damage by backing controversial EACOP project

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