The cracks in the plan for global carbon domination.
Alice DeSouza
Alice DeSouza is an award-winning human rights and climate journalist from Recife, Brazil. She is the regional coordinator of the Open Climate Reporting Initiative at the Centre for Investigative Journalism and a member of the Latam Network of Young Journalists from Distintas Latitudes. Previously she has been a fellow of Cosecha Roja, Salud Con Lupa, Climate Tracker, and the International Women's Media Foundation (IWMF). Elected the most awarded reporter in the Northeast three times, according to the ranking of Jornalistas e Cia magazine, she has worked for Diario de Pernambuco, Jornal do Commercio, Abraji, and Deutsche Welle Brasil.
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S15, Ep6 | A Tipping Point
It’s time for the climate movement to take a hard look at false solutions.
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S15, Ep 4 | Into the Amazon
The US corn ethanol industry invades the Brazilian Amazon.
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Why Is Brazil’s Climate Fund Giving Hundreds of Millions to Big Ag?
Almost $500 million has flowed from the Climate Fund to corn ethanol projects from companies with environmental violations.