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United States Mr. Jose Aguto National Congress of American Indians jaguto@ncai.org United States Ms. Evelyn Arce-White <strong>International</strong> Funders for Indigenous Peoples evelyn@internationalfunders.org United States Mr. Phil Aroneanu 350.org phil@350.org United States Ms. Athena Ballesteros World Resources Institute aballesteros@wri.org United States Ms. Jill Blockhus The Nature Conservancy (TNC) jblockhus@tnc.org United States Ms. Theresa Buppert Conservation <strong>International</strong> t.buppert@conservation.org United States Mr. Chad Dobson Bank Information Center cdobson@bicusa.org United States Mr. John M. Fitzgerald Society for Conservation Biology jfitzgerald@conbio.org United States Mr. Tom Goldtooth Indigenous Environmental Network ien@igc.org United States Mr. Aaron Goldzimer Environmental Defense Fund agoldzimer@edf.org United States Mr. Robert Goodland Ecologist, former Environmental Advisor to the World Bank rbtgoodland@aol.com 79
United States Mr. David Gordon Pacific Environment dkgordon@pacificenvironment.org United States Ms. Claire Greensfelder <strong>International</strong> <strong>Forum</strong> on Globalization (IFG) cgreensfelder@ifg.org United States Ms. Kate Horner Friends of the Earth KHorner@foe.org United States Ms. Korinna Horta Environmental Defense Fund khorta@environmentaldefense.org United States Mr. Steve Kretzmann Oil Change <strong>International</strong> steve@priceofoil.org United States Mr. Tom Kruse Rockefeller Brothers Fund tkruse@rbf.org United States Mr. Paul Little Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Paul.Little@moore.org United States Ms. Ellen L. Lutz Cultural Survival elutz@cs.org United States Mr. Jerry Mander <strong>International</strong> <strong>Forum</strong> on Globalization (IFG) yonkersdog36@yahoo.com United States Mr. Victor Menotti <strong>International</strong> <strong>Forum</strong> on Globalization (IFG) vmenotti@ifg.org United States Mr. Marcos Orellana Center for <strong>International</strong> Environmental Law (CIEL) morellana@ciel.org 80
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[Strategy Session] IMPLEMENTING THE
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[ S U M M A R Y R E P O R T ] I M P
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INT ROD UCT IO N Victor Menotti of
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determine the Alliance’s prioriti
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spiritual practices that are not bu
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Discussion Trevor Stevenson of the
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utilize members of the indigenous S
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their rights had been violated when
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their climate change impact, and ar
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change conference in Bali, Indonesi
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concerns and explaining why they we
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wondered. She also pointed out that
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plantations, due to the increase in
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indigenous peoples take up to prote
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many times that they can shut down
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Page 39 and 40: Secondly, Ole Simel made the point
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Page 59 and 60: Discussion Athena Ballesteros of th
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