These kinds of dangerous experiments, promoted by a small group of scientists and rich industrial countries, are a continuation of the technological nightmare that’ s been imposed on our peoples for five centuries – Tom Goldtooth, Director, Indigenous Environmental Network
Tom Goldtooth: Geoengineering threatens to wreak havoc on our biosphere and our communities. It needs to be stopped.
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