This story explains what is going on in Brazil’s Atlantic rainforest where TREES become carbon sinks for big polluters, and local people are forced to leave their homes and birth places, or get arrested. CLICK:VIDEO:THE MONEY TREE

On this edition of Fault Lines, Avi Lewis travels to Bolivia to explore the country’s climate crusade from the inside.
It is the story of an emerging movement, based in the global south, raising questions about who owes what to whom in confronting the climate crisis. VIDEO: The other debt crisis: Climate debt

Indigenous Elders from the North opinion about offsets and carbon trading. VIDEO: Indigenous Elders from the North: CARBON TRADING NOT ETHICAL

On a day when NGOs were given limited access to the Copenhagen summit, protesters marched on the Bella centre to reclaim the climate debate back to the people most affected.
VIDEO:Copenhagen police tackle 4,000-strong climate protest

Interview with Ambassador Lumumba, chief negotiator for the G77, the largest developing country bloc represented at the climate summit in Copenhagen. He reacts to the shocking news that Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi had crossed the G77 and backed the EU position for a 2 degree temperature increase and only $10-billion in financing. VIDEO: Naomi Klein interviews Ambassador Lumumba

A glimpse on how indigenous voices have been pushed aside at the Climate Change conference in Poznan, UNFCCC COP14. VIDEO:
Indigenous Peoples not allowed to speak at UNFCCC COP14

Several interviews with the World Bank, UN-REDD officials, governmental representatives, indigenous peoples and climate experts. VIDEO: VIDEO collection: Raw footages

Side event about hydroelectric dam Belo Monte (Xingu River,Amazon, Brazil) that took place at the Mother Earth Rights Conference in Cochabamba, Bolivia:
VIDEO (by Rebecca Sommer): part 1
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