Global Forest Coalition

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GFC is an international coalition of NGOs and Indigenous Peoples’ Organizations defending social justice and the rights of forest peoples in forest policies from a feminist perspective. Since 2000.

Of all days, on International Workers’ Day, a trade agreement is coming into force that undermines workers in MERCOSUR, hinders industrialisation, puts jobs at risk and makes sustainable development more difficult – all with the SPD’s approval. Shame on you!

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🌱 GFC & HOME Alliance invite you to a webinar on land-based geoengineering. 📅 April 29  • 12:00–13:30 UTC (Asia, Africa & Europe) • 18:00–19:30 UTC (Americas) Explore risks of BECCS, biochar & enhanced weathering, and discover our new civil society toolkit. 🔗 Register here:

Demystifying land-based geoengineering: Why these “solutions” are incompatible with climate justice - Global Forest Coalition

The Global Forest Coalition and HOME Alliance are pleased to invite you to join a webinar on land-based geoengineering, that will take place on April 29th

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Deforestation can accelerate zoonotic disease risk, but new research finds restoration may briefly raise risk in some areas. Outcomes are highly context-dependent: rodent surges can increase disease in reforested sites, while wetland restoration often reduces transmission.

Some forest restoration linked to short-term rise in zoonotic diseases

Deforestation and land use change can accelerate the spread of zoonotic diseases — infectious illnesses that can spread from animals to humans — including malaria and COVID-19. While habitat…

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Paraguay, entre los países con mayor aumento de calor extremo en el mundo según la Universidad de Oxford La población mundial que vivirá con calor extremo se duplicará para 2050-países Latinos c mayores cambios: Brasil, Venez, Parag, Honduras, Guatemala, Nica adelantenoticias.com/2026/01/27/p...

Paraguay, entre los países con mayor aumento de calor extremo en el mundo según la Universidad de Oxford - Adelante!

La población mundial que vivirá con calor extremo se duplicará para 2050, según un último estudio de la Universidad de Oxford

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BOLIVIA: Proyecto de Ley 157, aprobado en el Senado, abre la puerta a un nuevo proceso de concentración de la tierra. No es una demanda de los pequeños productores, sino de organizaciones de grandes y medianos empresarios agropecuarios.