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🚫We are not a backyard for data centers: a new video by IDEC (member of Fair Finance Brazil)
This video breaks down the hidden costs of the AI boom and calls for a new digital model: one built on transparency, community rights, climate justice, and true digital sovereignty.
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Join us for an in-person event: Mining in Peru (ENG/ESP)
What are the impacts on local communities, and what role for the EU?
Screening of “La Amenaza de Ariana” + panel discussion
📍 Tweekerkenstraat 14, Brussels
🗓️ Wed 6 May | 17:00
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BREAKING! The 17th #BankingOnClimateChaos reveals that fossil fuel financing from the world’s top 65 banks has reached $8.7 trillion in just 10 years, driving worldwide pollution and climate devastation. Learn more at bankingonclimatechaos.org #DefundClimateChaos #BOCC
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congratulations Profundo with the 25th anniversary. Looking forward to many years more!
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PRESS RELEASE: Governments falling 90 percent short of climate adaptation finance needs, Oxfam warns ahead of Bonn climate talks
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As demand for cobalt, gold and other minerals grows, mining is accelerating deforestation in the Congo basin – and increasing the risk of deadly Ebola outbreaks
Churches and faith-based organizations from Colombia, the United Kingdom, and Ireland, together with investment and ecumenical partners, have submitted a complaint under the OECD Guidelines for Multin...
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Profundo is an independent research organisation with a clear mission: with profound and fact-based research and advice, we aim to make a practical contribution to a sustainable world and social justi...
Thailand's household debt reached 86.7% of GDP at the end of 2025, among the highest ratios in Asia. The Bank of Thailand's own data shows that debt for consumption is rising; debt based on income-gen...
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Artificial intelligence isn’t living in the “cloud.” It’s rooted in massive data centers that consume vast amounts of water, energy, and land. In Brazil, these facilities are expanding rapidly often without environmental studies, community consultation, or transparency. They promise innovation and jobs, but frequently export profits, strain local resources, and deepen environmental and social inequalities. This animated video by Idec (Brazilian Institute for Consumer Defense) breaks down the hidden costs of the AI boom and calls for a new digital model: one built on transparency, community rights, climate justice, and true digital sovereignty. 🔗 Read the full study “We Are Not a Backyard for Data Centers” (original: “Não somos quintal de data centers”): https://idec.org.br/publicacao/nao-somos-quintal-de-data-centers 🌍 Subscribe to Idec for more content on consumer rights, environmental justice, and sustainable technology. #IDEC #DataCenters #AIandClimate #DigitalSovereignty #EnvironmentalJustice #SustainableTech #BigTechAccountability #ConsumerRights #ClimateCrisis #WaterScarcity
Anglo American’s Quellaveco copper mine has not fulfilled Agreement 11 with the population of Moquegua Agreement 11: ‘To build a compensation reservoir with a capacity of 2.5 million cubic metres (90...
