Senator Wyden's letter to the world's largest supplier of leather car seats cites our 2022 report "Deforestation in the Driver's Seat," which revealed the connections between many iconic car brands and illegal cattle ranching in the Brazilian #Amazon: https://t.co/Pzl9eid3qF
In the latest probe into environmental and human rights abuses in auto supply chains, @SenateFinance Chair @RonWyden sent a letter calling out car seat maker @LearCorporation for sourcing from firms with links to illegal #deforestation and forced labor: https://t.co/6udlr9pMyG
#Illegallogging persists as long as there are markets for stolen timber. A new report by EIA and @ciel_tweets analyses Australia‘s exposure to high-risk timber supply chains and provides recommendations for enforcement.
🪵 Read the full report. https://t.co/hkaDWdoYvI
After weeks of drought, all the local streams have dried up. But, as usual, NOT those flowing through the woods, albeit now just at a trickle.
Healthy natural forests act as huge sponges, absorbing vast amounts of water during times of plenty, and releasing it back out slowly.
Dom and Bruno warned the world about the pillaging of the Amazon. They were killed for it.
Part I of #BrunoDomProject, coordinated by @FbdnStories, goes live today with 50 journalists & 16 media outlets.
Killing the journalist won’t kill the story.
Read @laurentrichard0 op-ed 👇
https://t.co/JIHxHa0ISD
Nearly 1 year ago, Dom Phillips & Bruno Pereira were assassinated.
Together with 50 journalists & 16 media outlets, we pursued their work in the Amazon because our future depends on it.
Killing the messenger won’t kill the message. 1/3
🔴 New findings June 1.
#BrunoDomProject
EIA names 12 major American #timber firms importing teak from #Myanmar since the start of the 2021 military coup
- trade in illicit timber supports the criminal, military junta and its cronies
https://t.co/bOMfO0QYro
#Burma#teak#yachting
90 years ago TODAY, on May 10th, 1933, the Nazis burned tens of thousands of books across Germany. We must FIGHT BACK against book bans. We cannot let history repeat itself.
In a region bordering the Peruvian Amazon, indigenous groups combat illegal deforestation and face of death threats.
This story was originally published on https://t.co/2wtbE3IKWq and is being republished as part of the Human Journalism Network program. https://t.co/klDpH7fuYR
It was a life highlight to visit the Kajang, an Indigenous tribe from Indonesia for @washingtonpost.
How can we save the world's rainforests? They may have the answer.
https://t.co/dMbTqeKAMd
LATEST: EIA today releases exclusive footage showing shipments of illicit #Myanmar#teak crossing the border into #China, with the proceeds going to bolster the country's military junta ...
https://t.co/1wmLkXb0kS
Groundbreaking! The NY State Senate passed Tropical Deforestation-Free Procurement Act to stop tax dollars from funding rainforest destruction and violation of Indigenous Peoples rights. Thank you for your leadership @LizKrueger and @kenzebrowski_ny! https://t.co/Bcjzv8WNFd
GREAT News: The @EUparliament adopted a law to make it illegal to import meat, leather, palm oil and other products produced from #deforestation. Now we need to make sure it‘s implemented! https://t.co/3slaiFojUt
In case you were wondering, Tennessee was originally a Native American village called "Tanasqui" — it was inhabited by the Cherokee before they were forcibly displaced white invaders/colonizers.
You would’ve known this. Had it been taught to you in school.
.@USAmbPeru Kenna: Did you know that Ocho Sur operates without the license required by #Peru Law and over illegally deforested Amazon primary forest?
Statement by 20 indigenous and civil society organizations #NOchosur
https://t.co/NrMPSJqHyZ
Here's our full story.
It's a full look at the Yanomamis' long history in the forest, their current humanitarian crisis, and the Brazilian government's difficult path ahead to save them.
This is a @nytimes gift link, so it's free to read:
https://t.co/SJhIxB1Q4b