For Brazil’s Xokleng people, saving a sacred tree means saving their culture
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Mongabay reports: "For Brazil’s Xokleng people, saving a sacred tree means saving their culture". The report adds to the wider picture of how climate and environment stories are unfolding. Read the full story at Mongabay for complete details.
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