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The chewing gum forest
No commentsThe people of San Antonio Tuk community in Yucatán Peninsula, southeastern Mexico, gather tree sap used to produce chewing gum.
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Occupy Durban, some photos from outside the walls of the COP
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Jamaica’s ‘powerless’ fishermen watch livelihoods disappear
“Nobody cares about us, nobody.” Jamaica’s fishermen are in despair. Warming coastal waters, and the destruction of coral reefs have seen their catches dwindle. Increasingly frequent hurricanes often means it’s too dangerous to go to sea. Many fear what the future holds. Listen here.
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Offsite articles by CCMP fellows
UN Climate Change Talks 2011: Durban on the move
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in Weekly Pulse, Pakistan
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in Yahoo Indonesia, Indonesia
by Isyana Artharini published on 9 December, 2011
in Yahoo Indonesia, Indonesia
Changing four decades of reliance on natural resources
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in Yahoo Indonesia, Indonesia
by Isyana Artharini published on 8 December, 2011
in Yahoo Indonesia, Indonesia
