Blog: #IndigenousPeoples are the custodians and protectors of our earth

09 August 2024

By Akil Crichlow, et al.

"Over 3.3 billion people are highly vulnerable to climate change, with socioeconomic factors like gender, class, race, clanship, and ethnicity exacerbating this, particularly for women, children in low-income households, and #IndigenousPeoples.

"Therefore, it is critical that an all-of-society approach is strengthened so that we mitigate and adapt to the impacts of a changing climate, recover lost #biodiversity and degraded land, and deploy an #ecosystem-based adaptation model."

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"Across the Atlantic, to #Tanzania in #EastAfrica, pastoralists are another of the Commonwealth’s Indigenous peoples. They include the #Barabaig and the #Maasai, as well as #huntergatherers like the #Hadzabe, #Akiye and #Sandawe.

"These groups lead diverse livelihoods but share a profound connection to the land. However, they face significant challenges regarding land tenure security. Despite the challenges, hope is not lost."

Full article:
https://thecommonwealth.org/news/blog-indigenous-peoples-are-custodians-and-protectors-our-earth

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Blog: Indigenous Peoples are the custodians and protectors of our earth

Blog by Akil Crichlow, Assistant Research Officer and Mxolisi Sibanda, Climate Change Adviser, Commonwealth Secretariat; Vanessa Benn, Iwokrama International Centre, and Adam Kuleit Mwarabu, PAICODEO

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@Windspeaker 6

Wow does this EVER sound like handcuffs and poisons!

Three bucks that this is an attempt to lock-in bribes to get First Nations to "profit from killing the Earth."

Oil is death.

#firstNations #earthProtectors #LifeStewards #WaterProtector #treadtyNations #betrayal #death #NetZeroTrees #netZero #climate #klima #canada #lunatic

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