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SUMMARY:CO2-Budget 2021 Conference
DESCRIPTION:CO2-BUDGET 2021 is a new conference that brings together municipalities\, regions\, researchers\, climate engaged organizations and the public. The concept of carbon budgets are at the heart of the conference. Through seminars\, workshops and panel discussions\, we share – and create – knowledge about how the necessary reductions in emissions can be computed and achieved on a scientific base. \nCO2-BUDGET 2021 is organised by Klimatriksdagen\, Klimatsekretariatet and Climate Change Leadership at Uppsala University. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhy arrange this conference? \nThe towns\, countries\, regions and municipalities of the world need to adjust to UN’s panel for the climate and the climate science by setting up goals and forming strategies and policies respecting our remaining global carbon budget. In practice\, this means we must realize that we have our own share of this remaining budget. We need to establish\, keep up to date\, publish and follow up this budget in our ongoing climate ambitions. We need to set up local carbon budgets. \nSweden is already far ahead\, and it is the civil society\, municipalities and regions that are the front runners. In a short amount of time\, they have adopted carbon budgets as an important framework. Now we need to get tools\, education\, information and cooperation in place. We are also facing a historic task educating the world. \nWe need your support and engagement. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCO2-BUDGET is an on-line conference running for three days. Day one is held in English\, the remaining two in Swedish. Day one  (May 26)  relates to research and understanding the carbon budget concept. Day two  (May 27)  is aimed mostly at municipalities and regions that would like to get\, or already established\, a carbon budget. The third day  (May 28)  has civil society in focus\, and for that day we particularly invite the environmental and climate movements. There are many touch points between these three days\, so we certainly welcome everyone to participate in all three days! \n\nRead more and register here.
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SUMMARY:Remembering Maria and Zé Cláudio : Earth Defenders from Amazonia\, 10 Years On
DESCRIPTION:(Photo credit: Felipe Milanez\, 2010) \n(Para o português\, veja abaixo) \n** Registration for the zoom event in advance here ** \nOn May 24\, 2011\, Maria do Espirito Santo and Zé Cláudio Ribeiro da Silva\, nut collectors and members of the agroforestry project (Projeto Agro-Extractivista\, PAE) of Praialta Piranheira in the Brazilian Amazon\, were brutally murdered as a consequence of their engagement in protecting the forest from illegal logging and timber trafficking. Making their lives out of a non-exploitative and regenerative relationship with the forest\, and passionate about the defence of the rights of both Amazonia and its people\, Maria’s and Zé Cláudio’s deaths belong to the number of earth defenders whose lives are being taken\, year after year\, for opposing the infinite expansion of global economic growth and social metabolism (Global Witness 2019). In 2012\, the pair were posthumously recognised as Forest Heroes by the United Nations Forum on Forests Secretariat for their work fighting illegal forestry.\n \nThis May 27 14 – 15:30 CEST 2021\, ten years later\, we honor their memory and talk about their legacy for environmental justice struggles in Brazil and beyond. Join Zennström Professor in Climate Change Leadership\, Stefania Barca\, and Bartira Fortes\, representative of Latinamerikagrupperna\, in a moderated discussion with:  \n\nClaudelice de Silva Santos\, Zé Cláudio’s sister and frontline defender\, who continues to oppose the human rights and land violations happening in the wake of land grabbing and logging. Claudelice fights for\, in her words\, the ‘the right to land and to life’\, and was nominated for the 2019 Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought\, organised by the European Parliament. She is completing a law degree at the Federal University of South and Southeast Pará.\nFelipe Milanez\, one of Brazil’s leading journalists documenting the Amazon\, regular contributor to CartaCapital and VICE magazine\, and former editor of National Geographic Brazil. He lived and worked closely with Maria and Zé Claudio before their murders\, his documentary 2011 film Toxic Amazon tells their story. Felipe is now a professor at the Institute of Humanities\, Arts and Sciences and the multidisciplinary Culture and Society graduate program at the Federal University of Bahia. \n\nRegistration for the zoom event is free and open to all but should be made in advance here. The webinar will be limited to 500 participants. The event will be in Portuguese with English interpretation. The event will be recorded.  \nThe tragedy of Zé Cláudio and Maria’s murder is not in isolation. In 2019 alone\, it is estimated that over 200 environmental defenders were killed as a consequence of their commitment to protect the environment and indigenous lands. Indigenous leaders and Indigenous women leaders in particular have been at the forefront of this struggle. How can we make sense of the violence against earth defenders in a time when their work is all the more important in the context of climate change? What can we learn from their stories about the transition to a post-carbon future?   \nWe strongly encourage watching the freely available 60min documentary film from Vice Magazine\, Toxic Amazon\, to give context for the discussion. You can also watch Claudelice’s speech at the European Parliament here (begins at approximately 15:25\, select your choice of language.) We also recommend reading more about Maria and Zé Cláudio’s story and other environmental defenders to learn more about the context. This recent book\, Environmental Defenders : Deadly Struggles for Life and Territory\, includes contributions by Claudelice and Felipe.  \nThis event is a collaboration between Climate Change Leadership at Uppsala University and Latinamerikagrupperna. \nFacebook event here \n  \n\n************************ \n\nEm memória de Maria e Zé Cláudio: Defensores da Terra da Amazônia\, 10 anos depois\nEm 24 de maio de 2011\, Maria do Espírito Santo e Zé Cláudio Ribeiro da Silva\, castanheira/o e integrantes do projeto agroflorestal (Projeto Agro-Extractivista\, PAE) de Praialta Piranheira\, na Amazônia brasileira\, foram brutalmente assassinados em conseqüência do seu compromisso com a proteção da floresta contra os cortes ilegais e o tráfico de madeira. Re-existindo numa relação não exploradora e regeneradora com a floresta\, e apaixonado/a pela defesa dos direitos da Amazônia e de seus povos\, Maria e Zé Cláudio são entre os e as muito/as defensore/as da terra cujas vidas estão sendo tiradas\, ano após ano\, por se opor à expansão infinita do crescimento econômico global e do metabolismo social. Em 2012\, o casal foi reconhecido postumamente como Heróis da Floresta pelo Fórum das Nações Unidas no Secretariado de Florestas por seu trabalho no combate à desflorestação.\n\nEm 27 de maio de 2021 14 – 15:30 CEST\, dez anos depois\, honramos sua memória e falamos sobre seu legado para as lutas pela justiça ambiental no Brasil e no exterior. Junte-se à Stefania Barca\, Professora Zennström em Liderança das Mudanças Climáticas\, e ao Bartira Fortes\, da Latinamerikagrupperna em uma discussão moderada com:\n\nClaudelice de Silva Santos\, irmã de Zé Cláudio e defensora ambiental\, que continua a se opor às violações dos direitos humanos e da terra que acontecem na sequência da grilagem e extração de madeira. Claudelice luta\, nas suas palavras\, pelo «direito à terra e à vida»\, e foi nomeada para o Prémio Sakharov de 2019 para a Liberdade de Pensamento\, organizado pelo Parlamento Europeu. É formada em Direito pela Universidade Federal do Sul e Sudeste do Pará.\nFelipe Milanez\, um dos principais jornalistas brasileiros que documenta a Amazônia\, colaborador regular da CartaCapital e da revista VICE e ex-editor da National Geographic Brasil. Ele trabalhou de perto com Maria e Zé Claudio antes de seus assassinatos\, e seu documentário Toxic Amazon (2011) conta a história dela/e. Felipe hoje é professor do Instituto de Humanidades\, Artes e Ciências e do programa multidisciplinar de pós-graduação em Cultura e Sociedade da Universidade Federal da Bahia.\n\n\nAs inscrições para o evento de zoom são gratuitas e abertas a todo/as\, mas devem ser feitas com antecedência aqui.\nhttps://uu-se.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_MBMGclJKQUOuEzEzhsEPGg\nO webinar será limitado a 500 participantes. O evento será em português com interpretação em inglês. O evento será gravado. \n\n\nA tragédia do assassinato de Zé Cláudio e Maria não é isolada. Somente em 2019\, estima-se que mais de 200 defensores/as ambientais foram mortos/as em consequência de seu compromisso com a proteção do meio ambiente e das terras indígenas. As lideranças indígenas e camponesas estão na vanguarda dessa luta. Como podemos entender a violência contra os/as defensores/as da Terra em uma época em que seu trabalho é ainda mais importante no contexto das mudanças climáticas? O que podemos aprender com suas histórias sobre a transição para um futuro pós-carbono? \n\nRecomendamos assistir ao documentário de 60 minutos Toxic Amazon\, disponível gratuitamente\, para contextualizar a discussão.\nhttps://video.vice.com/…/defor…/560166f201fdd3af33a24ae1\nTambém pode-se assistir ao discurso de Claudelice no Parlamento Europeu aqui\, por volta das 15:25 (selecione o idioma de sua escolha).\nhttps://multimedia.europarl.europa.eu/…/delegation-for…\nLer sobre a história de Maria e Zé Cláudio e outros defensores ambientais para aprender mais sobre o contexto.\nhttps://www.vice.com/en/article/7bevgy/toxic-amazon-part-1\nhttps://www.globalwitness.org/…/environmental-activists/\n\nEste evento é uma colaboração entre a Climate Change Leadership da Universidade de Uppsala e a Latinamerikagrupperna.\n Facebook event aqui\nhttps://fb.me/e/jsFcqQMAK
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