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While many countries around the world – including the United States – are trying to either downplay or outright hide the adverse effects of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines, Japan is [...]

Donations through the online retailer’s charitable program come as it faces criticism for its role in health misinformation

SEATTLE - Groups trying to discourage Americans from getting the coronavirus vaccine have...

Plus, the University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire received $60 million for a new event center. Also, to reach donors of color, fundraisers should focus on faith, family, and community (opinion)

SEATTLE - Groups trying to discourage Americans from getting the coronavirus vaccine have...

AmazonSmile, which donates a half-percent of every purchase from its online store to the nonprofit of a shopper's choice, gave over $42,000 to the nonprofits last year.

Mining in Palawan has pitted indigenous peoples against tribal leaders who have allowed big companies to mine their ancestral lands. The mental anxiety and stress brought by these conflicts also have a cost.

AmazonSmile gave more than $42,000 to a dozen anti-vaccine nonprofits last year.

In one of the largest and most spontaneous protests in post-apartheid South Africa, thousands of people gathered on the country’s eastern coastal beaches last Sunday to voice their dissent against an off-shore 3D seismic survey planned by the Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell. Many protesters were Indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLCs), for whom the ocean […]

Today we take a look at two stories that Mongabay has been reporting out of Southeast Asia. Both stories involve the land rights of local and Indigenous communities in or near protected areas and highlight why consultation of local communities is crucial to building an equitable, sustainable future. Listen here: Our first guest is Cynthia […]