Gerry McGovern on Nostr: "Indigenous knowledge systems can address climate change, biodiversity loss and food ...
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"content": "\"Indigenous knowledge systems can address climate change, biodiversity loss and food insecurity in the Amazon, but only if they are protected with the communities that created them over thousands of years, says Rosa Vásquez Espinoza.\"\n\n\"Currently, over 30 million people live in the Amazon, with Indigenous people — including 350 ethnic groups — comprising 9% of the overall population. Over 60 of these groups remain un-contacted.\"\n\nhttps://americancommunitymedia.org/environment/indigenous-knowledge-holds-answers-to-climate-crisis-amazon-biologist-says/",
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