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Indigenous leaders push for stronger voice at UN as climate threats grow
In Sápmi (northern Scandinavia), the Arctic is experiencing warming temperatures four times faster than the global average, disproportionately hurting the livelihoods and culture of the Sámi people — particularly their access to vital traditional natural resources such as reindeer and salmon. As temperatures warm, for example, snow is melting then refreezing at an accelerating rate […]
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grist.org
As climate change threatens their lands, Indigenous nations demand more power at the UN
From the Arctic to the Pacific, Indigenous advocates say their voices are too often ignored at the United Nations and that must change.
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news.mongabay.com
Indigenous leaders push for stronger voice at UN as climate threats grow
In Sápmi (northern Scandinavia), the Arctic is experiencing warming temperatures four times faster than the global average, disproportionately hurting the livelihoods and culture…
