The cracks in the plan for global carbon domination.
Latin America + Caribbean
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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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S15, Ep2 | The Ethanol Kingpin of Iowa
The not so humble beginnings of a global corn empire.
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S15, Ep 1 | The Carbon Goldrush
How Iowa’s ethanol kingpin broke into the Brazilian ag scene.
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10 Years After Berta Cáceres’s Murder, Why Is It Still So Dangerous for Environmentalists in Honduras?
Despite some prosecutions, the criminal masterminds behind the Indigenous leader’s murder remain at large, while illegal land grabs, international finance and attacks against defenders continues with impunity across Honduras.
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10 Years After Berta Cáceres’ Murder, Why Is Honduras Still So Dangerous for Environmental Activists?
Despite some prosecutions, the criminal masterminds behind the Indigenous leader’s murder remain at large, while illegal land grabs, international finance and attacks against defenders continues with impunity across Honduras.
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UN Expert Says Companies Dealing in Illegally Seized Venezuelan Oil Face Legal Risk
Despite U.S. claims of legal impunity, companies engaging in the refining, shipping and sale of illegally seized oil—particularly those headquartered in the EU—might face judicial hurdles.
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Showing Our Work: The Real U.S. Oil Payoff in Venezuela, a Timeline
The U.S. invasion of Venezuela was at least partly driven by oil, but not in the ways most people are talking about.