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Protecting the Rights of People and Communities in the Era of Climate Change
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@climaterights.bsky.socialAt last week’s Trump–Xi summit, climate change was barely part of the conversation. Meanwhile, the U.S. is relaxing restrictions on methane, China remains heavily reliant on coal, and both countries continue expanding fossil fuel production.
@climaterights.bsky.socialIndonesia is the world’s largest producer of nickel.
For women living near Indonesia’s nickel mines and processing facilities, the clean-energy boom is changing everyday life—often in harmful ways.
@climaterights.bsky.socialWhat does Indonesia’s nickel boom mean for women living on its frontlines? Our new multimedia report and short film, “Busy Surviving: Women on Indonesia’s Nickel Frontier,” shares women’s stories of harm to their health, livelihoods, and cultural traditions.
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@climaterights.bsky.socialJoin Climate Rights International and speakers from Indonesian human rights institutions and civil society groups for a conversation about the impacts of the nickel industry on women’s rights and what can be done to advance justice for local communities.
Register here: bit.ly/WebinarNickelCRI
@climaterights.bsky.socialAt least a dozen authors of the IPCC's upcoming report are linked to Saudi Aramco, the biggest emissions-producing company in history. In a world of massive climate disinformation funded by the fossil fuel industry, the IPCC must safeguard its institutional independence.
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@climaterights.bsky.socialUrsula von der Leyen should demand that the companies driving the climate crisis start paying for the damage. Europe needs a Climate Fund financed on a polluter-pays basis to rebuild communities, protect people from climate disasters, and address climate-related damage.
@climaterights.bsky.socialWe're excited to welcome Daniela Campello, Senior Lecturer in International and Public Affairs at Columbia University, to tomorrow's #ClimateWeekNYC conversation on Brazil's post-COP30 future, the Amazon, and Indigenous rights.
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@climaterights.bsky.socialWe know prevention costs less than crisis response. So why is it often easier to mobilize after something goes wrong?
Join us tomorrow for an interactive discussion on how funding, incentives and institutions shape climate and health responses.
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@climaterights.bsky.socialMethane is more than a climate problem; it’s also a human health and rights issue. Join Climate Rights International to explore how methane-producing activities affect communities through air pollution, health and safety risks, livelihoods.
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@climaterights.bsky.socialDon't forget to register for a #ClimateWeekNYC discussion with Brazilian experts on what the next presidential elections could mean for the Amazon, for Indigenous peoples and traditional communities, and for the global effort to confront climate change.
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@climaterights.bsky.socialDuring #ClimateWeekNYC, Climate Rights International is bringing together experts from science, policy, and advocacy to discuss how methane reductions can protect both the climate and communities.
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@climaterights.bsky.socialJoin us during #ClimateWeekNYC for a discussion with Brazilian experts on what the next presidential elections could mean for the Amazon and other threatened ecosystems, Indigenous peoples and traditional communities, and the global effort to confront climate change.
Register here: luma.com/jbjm7dk6
@climaterights.bsky.socialJoin CRI Researcher Dr. Cara Schulte and leaders across climate, health, public policy, and philanthropy to address the systemic and financial incentives that favor disaster remediation over early intervention.
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@climaterights.bsky.socialThe UK cannot claim climate leadership while approving new fossil fuel projects. After admitting this summer was the hottest on record, the UK government is set to approve a project that could generate up to 35.8 million tonnes of CO2— emissions the world cannot afford.
@climaterights.bsky.socialJoin Climate Rights International for a #ClimateWeekNY panel exploring the human dimensions of methane pollution and why reducing methane from oil and gas is critical not only to slowing global warming, but to protecting the health of communities exposed to fossil fuel production.
@climaterights.bsky.socialJoin Climate Rights International at #ClimateWeekNYC for a discussion with Brazilian experts on what the next presidential elections could mean for Brazil's climate and environmental policies, for Indigenous peoples and traditional communities, and for the global effort to confront climate change.
@climaterights.bsky.socialUrsula von der Leyen should demand that the companies driving the climate crisis start paying for the damage. Europe needs a Climate Fund financed on a polluter-pays basis to rebuild communities, protect people from climate disasters, and address climate-related damage.
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@climaterights.bsky.socialBrazilians will go to the polls on October 4, and the outcome could shape the country's climate and environmental policies for years to come. Join Climate Rights International for a discussion with Brazilian experts on what this moment could mean—for Brazil and the world.
@climaterights.bsky.socialJoin us on during Climate Week NYC 2026 for a panel discussion with Felix Horne, Senior Expert at Climate Rights International, exploring how methane reductions can deliver climate benefits while also taking account of health, livelihoods, and local knowledge.
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@climaterights.bsky.socialWith the EUDR taking effect in December, Brazil has an opportunity to act beforehand by strengthening public traceability, improving monitoring of indirect supply chains, protecting forests and human rights, and helping producers preserve access to the European market.
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