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How does environmental injustice shape urban water access? In Recife, Brazil, a new Mongabay spatial analysis reveals chronic water shortages heavily hit peripheral, predominantly Black communities, the same areas most vulnerable to severe flooding and landslides. Learn more in this investigation by Adriana Amâncio, Áthila Galindo, Yamini Benites for #Mongabay. 👉️ https://mongabay.cc/swGVZi#Brazil #Water
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[Commentary] Can traditional coastal livelihoods adapt to ocean changes? In a new op-ed, experts Mariam Mwinyi, Jenny Krusoe, and Lisa Kurbiel examine how partnerships between scientists, governments, and NGOs are helping Zanzibar’s women seaweed farmers build climate resilience and secure the future of their marine economy. https://mongabay.cc/2QgqIT *The views expressed are those of the authors, not necessarily of Mongabay. #Mongabay
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[Commentary] Protests against border wall construction in an Arizona wildlife corridor escalated after crews felled the historic "Grandmother Tree." In a new op-ed, Dr. Meg Perret argues that saving borderland biodiversity requires honoring both ecological and social connections. https://mongabay.cc/r1w6J7 *The views expressed are those of the author, not necessarily of #Mongabay.
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[Founder's Briefs] One year after Jane Goodall passed away at 91, her legacy remains essential to conservation. From transforming our understanding of chimpanzees to launching the global Roots & Shoots youth movement, her life reshaped our connection to nature. Read Rhett Ayers Butler’s tribute. https://mongabay.cc/u8so7t#Mongabay #JaneGoodall
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Undiscovered Amazon plant species hold an estimated $215 billion in potential drug value, a new analysis finds. While ongoing deforestation threatens these species, experts say local scientific leadership is critical to protecting them ethically. Rafael Spuldar reports #Mongabay. https://mongabay.cc/0PI43A#Amazon
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[Commentary] Environmental crime, from land grabbing to illicit gold mining, severely undermines global climate goals. In a new op-ed, Robert Muggah and Ilona Szabó de Carvalho from Igarapé Institute argue that dismantling illegal supply chains requires tracing criminal profits all the way from points of extraction to corporate boardrooms. https://mongabay.cc/Ds45z4 #Mongabay
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