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At migrant shelters in Reynosa, water is carefully rationed for thousands of people waiting for permission to pursue the American Dream
In Hasdeo Aranya, indigenous people have been resisting coal mines for a decade and allege their consent for new projects has been forged
In the Northwest Territories, Canada’s first indigenous protected reserve is bringing together scientific methods and traditional knowledge
Through control of their territory, the Deni people sustainably manage stocks of pirarucu, boosting their numbers 425% in 11 years
Date growers see little benefit from the solar boom as they struggle with drought, pests and soaring electricity bills
The salt flats of Catamarca hold rich resources for a green revolution, but the impact of mining on water sources has nearby communities worried
Roads, dams, mining and violent landgrabs threaten the fish of the Mompos Depression Wetlands and the communities who rely on them
Za’atari is the biggest solar-powered refugee camp in the world, lighting the way for others
The Paiwan community left their typhoon-hit village in 2009 for a new town, where they are alienated from their heritage
Community groups say they are willing to restore forests but have been ignored by government and rely on international non-profits for funding
Prime minister Narendra Modi has big plans for palm oil cultivation. But the experience of farmers in Mizoram does not bode well
In Mato Grosso, an indigenous group that was almost wiped out by white settlers is balancing tradition and modern agriculture to survive
On Brazil’s border with Peru, evangelical churches are multiplying, in a threat to uncontacted indigenous groups
Rural communities hope the drafting of a new constitution will dismantle water privatisation in Chile and recognise the right to access water
As rising sea levels slowly engulf the ancestral graves of a fishing community in Ivory Coast, residents are moving their relatives before their bodies are lost forever
A programme to restore Kenya’s damaged coral reefs is creating jobs and boosting the fish catch in economically vulnerable communities
A final investment decision on the East African Crude Oil Pipeline is expected at the end of March, as campaigners urge financial institutions to avoid fossil fuels
The process of providing land deeds to communities founded by former slaves was slow before Jair Bolsonaro, but the president’s budget cuts have completely stalled progress
Uruará voted for Brazil’s rightwing president hoping for a more relaxed approach to illegal logging, but enforcement agencies are cracking down