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Native America Calling: The COP26 Indigenous outlook
Thursday, November 18, 2021
The organizers of the COP26 summit in Glasgow, Scotland faced criticism that attendees heard little from the very groups that are most affected by climate change around the globe.
Indigenous people, youth and women clamored to have their voices included in the climate discussions. Native America Calling will hear from those who were there to assess the benefits and missteps of the recently-concluded event.Indigenous representatives from the Amazon forest to the Boreal forests of so-called Canada all spoke out against the #BloodMoney of @Chase and other fossil fuel financiers! pic.twitter.com/zcZYiVzJGM
— Indigenous Environmental Network (@IENearth) November 10, 2021
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