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Florez4747: /* Land Back */

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Land Back

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	= Land Back =		= Land Back =


			= The Black Panther Party =
			See: [[Free Breakfast For Children]]

	= Sources =		= Sources =
	<http://www.ienearth.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/IENJustTransitionPrinciples.pdf>		<http://www.ienearth.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/IENJustTransitionPrinciples.pdf>

Florez4747: /* United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples */

2023-07-10T23:02:27Z

United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

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	A growing body of scientific evidence verifies that upholding these rights is the most effective way to prevent [[deforestation]] across the planet.<ref>https://truthout.org/articles/un-report-says-indigenous-sovereignty-could-save-the-planet/</ref> Hundreds of studies on the effectiveness of Native [[land back\|land reclamation]] in the [[Kawsak Sacha]] (Amazon Rainforest) have shown that restoring Indigenous Sovereignty therein has prevented billions of tons of carbon emissions.<ref>https://www.yesmagazine.org/social-justice/2014/07/29/indigenous-land-management-effective-combating-climate-change</ref><ref>https://branchoutnow.org/the-carbon-market-shell-game/</ref>		A growing body of scientific evidence verifies that upholding these rights is the most effective way to prevent [[deforestation]] across the planet.<ref>https://truthout.org/articles/un-report-says-indigenous-sovereignty-could-save-the-planet/</ref> Hundreds of studies on the effectiveness of Native [[land back\|land reclamation]] in the [[Kawsak Sacha]] (Amazon Rainforest) have shown that restoring Indigenous Sovereignty therein has prevented billions of tons of carbon emissions.<ref>https://www.yesmagazine.org/social-justice/2014/07/29/indigenous-land-management-effective-combating-climate-change</ref><ref>https://branchoutnow.org/the-carbon-market-shell-game/</ref>

			= Land Back =

	= Sources =		= Sources =
	<http://www.ienearth.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/IENJustTransitionPrinciples.pdf>		<http://www.ienearth.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/IENJustTransitionPrinciples.pdf>

Florez4747 at 23:01, 10 July 2023

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	[[File:JustTransition.jpg\|\|thumb\|right\|Credit: [[Indigenous Environmental Network]]]]		[[File:JustTransition.jpg\|\|thumb\|right\|Credit: [[Indigenous Environmental Network]]]]


	<blockquote>"We must build [[visionary economy]] that is very different than the one we now are in. This requires stopping the bad while at the same time as building the new. We must change the rules to redistribute resources and power to local communities. Just transition initiatives are shifting from dirty energy to [[energy democracy]], from funding highways to [[expand public transit\|expanding public transit]], from incinerators and landfills to [[zero waste]], from industrial food systems to [[food sovereignty]], from gentrification to [[community land rights]], from military violence to [[positive peace\|peaceful resolution]], and from rampant destructive development to [[ecosocial regeneration\|ecosystem restoration]]. Core to a just transition is [[deep democracy]] in which workers and communities have control over the decisions that affect their daily lives. <br><br>		<blockquote>"We must build [[visionary economy]] that is very different than the one we now are in. This requires stopping the bad while at the same time as building the new. We must change the rules to redistribute resources and power to local communities. Just transition initiatives are shifting from dirty energy to [[energy democracy]], from funding highways to [[expand public transit\|expanding public transit]], from incinerators and landfills to [[zero waste]], from industrial food systems to [[food sovereignty]], from gentrification to [[community land rights]], from military violence to [[positive peace\|peaceful resolution]], and from rampant destructive development to [[ecosocial regeneration\|ecosystem restoration]]. Core to a just transition is [[deep democracy]] in which workers and communities have control over the decisions that affect their daily lives. <br><br>

Florez4747: /* United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples */

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United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

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 = United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples =
 See: [[UNDRIP]]
 The UNDRIP establishes an international legal framework centering Indigenous Rights essential to the [[just transition]].

Florez4747 at 22:58, 10 July 2023

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 We demand the end to capitalism-colonialism on a global level. Native peoples, youth, poor and unsheltered, women, LGBTQ2 and nonhuman relatives experience extreme and regular forms of violence because the whole system relies on our death. Capitalism-colonialism means death for Native peoples. For Native peoples to live, capitalism and colonialism must die.<Ref>https://therednation.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Red-Deal_Part-I_End-The-Occupation-1.pdf; Page 8</Ref></Blockquote>
 = Sources =
 <http://www.ienearth.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/IENJustTransitionPrinciples.pdf>

Florez4747: /* The Red Deal */

2023-07-10T22:51:16Z

The Red Deal

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	= The Red Deal =		= The Red Deal =
			[[File:TheRedDeal.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Cover of [[The Red Nation]]'s book 'The Red Deal']]

			[[The Red Deal]] is [[The Red Nation]]'s response to [[The Green New Deal]] providing an alternative [[Indigenous-Feminist]]-led decolonial revolutionary roadmap to climate and social justice.<Br><Br>

			the Full Program of The Red Deal: [https://therednation.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Red-Deal_Part-I_End-The-Occupation-1.pdf Part One: End The Occupation] \| [https://therednationdotorg.files.wordpress.com/2020/01/red-deal-part-two-heal-our-bodies.pdf Part Two: Heal Our Bodies] \| [https://therednation.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Red-Deal_Part-III_Heal-Our-Planet.pdf Part Three: Heal Our Planet]

	== The Re-Instatement of Treaty Rights ==		== The Re-Instatement of Treaty Rights ==

Florez4747: /* The Red Deal */

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The Red Deal

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 = The Red Deal =
 = Sources =
 <http://www.ienearth.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/IENJustTransitionPrinciples.pdf>

Florez4747 at 22:49, 10 July 2023

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	''' The ninth transition is from the false idea of competition to the reality of cooperation: ''' "The entire edifice of industrial production, free trade, and globalization is based on competition as a virtue, as an essential human trait. Plants are put into competition with one another and with insects, including pollinators. Farmers are pitted against one another and against consumers, and every country is in competition with every other country through chasing investment performance and through trade wars. Competition creates a downward spiral from the perspective of the planet and people, and an upward spike for corporate profits. But the ultimate consequence of competition is collapse."<br><br> [[Dr. Vandana Shiva]] continues:<br><br> "The reality of the web of life is cooperation: from the tiniest cell and microorganism to the largest mammal. Cooperation between diverse species increases food production and controls pests and weeds. Cooperation between people creates communities and living economics that maximize human welfare, including, livelihoods, and minimze industry's profits. Cooperative systems are based on the [[Law of Return]]. They create sustainability, justice, and peace. In times of collapse, cooperation is a survival imperative."<Ref>Dr.Vandana Shiva, Who Really Feeds the World:The Failures of Agribusiness and the Promise of Agroecology, Page: 132-133</Ref> <br><br>		''' The ninth transition is from the false idea of competition to the reality of cooperation: ''' "The entire edifice of industrial production, free trade, and globalization is based on competition as a virtue, as an essential human trait. Plants are put into competition with one another and with insects, including pollinators. Farmers are pitted against one another and against consumers, and every country is in competition with every other country through chasing investment performance and through trade wars. Competition creates a downward spiral from the perspective of the planet and people, and an upward spike for corporate profits. But the ultimate consequence of competition is collapse."<br><br> [[Dr. Vandana Shiva]] continues:<br><br> "The reality of the web of life is cooperation: from the tiniest cell and microorganism to the largest mammal. Cooperation between diverse species increases food production and controls pests and weeds. Cooperation between people creates communities and living economics that maximize human welfare, including, livelihoods, and minimze industry's profits. Cooperative systems are based on the [[Law of Return]]. They create sustainability, justice, and peace. In times of collapse, cooperation is a survival imperative."<Ref>Dr.Vandana Shiva, Who Really Feeds the World:The Failures of Agribusiness and the Promise of Agroecology, Page: 132-133</Ref> <br><br>


			= The Red Deal =

	= Sources =		= Sources =
	<http://www.ienearth.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/IENJustTransitionPrinciples.pdf>		<http://www.ienearth.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/IENJustTransitionPrinciples.pdf>

TH: /* Food Sovereignty Transition */

2023-06-09T23:38:09Z

Food Sovereignty Transition

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	''' The fourth transition is from chemical intensification to biodiversity intensification and ecological intensification, and from monocultures to diversity:''' This involves removing chemicals and toxins as the main input into agriculture to chemical-free, agroecological systems. "This transition must also move away from the fiction of "high yield" to the reality of diverse systems outputs, including quantity, quality, taste, health, and nutrition. Not only are biodiverse agricultural systems more productive and resilient, biodiverse food systems are the best insurance against diseases linked to nutritional deficiencies..."<Ref>Dr.Vandana Shiva, Who Really Feeds the World:The Failures of Agribusiness and the Promise of Agroecology,Page:128</Ref> <br><br>		''' The fourth transition is from chemical intensification to biodiversity intensification and ecological intensification, and from monocultures to diversity:''' This involves removing chemicals and toxins as the main input into agriculture to chemical-free, agroecological systems. "This transition must also move away from the fiction of "high yield" to the reality of diverse systems outputs, including quantity, quality, taste, health, and nutrition. Not only are biodiverse agricultural systems more productive and resilient, biodiverse food systems are the best insurance against diseases linked to nutritional deficiencies..."<Ref>Dr.Vandana Shiva, Who Really Feeds the World:The Failures of Agribusiness and the Promise of Agroecology,Page:128</Ref> <br><br>

	== From Commodification to Farmer's Rights =-		== From Commodification to Farmer's Rights ==

	''' The fifth transition is from pseudoproductivity to real productivity: ''' This involves the decommodification of food and analyzing the cost of social, health, and ecological costs of chemical-, capital-, and fossil-fuel-intensive industrial agriculture, as well as the benefits of ecological agriculture for public health, social cohesion, and ecological sustainability. "... A real productivity calculus recognizes farmers' rights. In an ecological and living world, farmers are not just producers of food; they are conservators and builders of biodiversity and a stable climate, they are providers of health, and they are custodians of our diverse and collective cultures."<Ref>Dr.Vandana Shiva, Who Really Feeds the World:The Failures of Agribusiness and the Promise of Agroecology,Page:128-129</Ref> Agroecological food sovereignty projects around the world are working on creating this framework path towards transitioning away from industrial agriculture. <br><br>		''' The fifth transition is from pseudoproductivity to real productivity: ''' This involves the decommodification of food and analyzing the cost of social, health, and ecological costs of chemical-, capital-, and fossil-fuel-intensive industrial agriculture, as well as the benefits of ecological agriculture for public health, social cohesion, and ecological sustainability. "... A real productivity calculus recognizes farmers' rights. In an ecological and living world, farmers are not just producers of food; they are conservators and builders of biodiversity and a stable climate, they are providers of health, and they are custodians of our diverse and collective cultures."<Ref>Dr.Vandana Shiva, Who Really Feeds the World:The Failures of Agribusiness and the Promise of Agroecology,Page:128-129</Ref> Agroecological food sovereignty projects around the world are working on creating this framework path towards transitioning away from industrial agriculture. <br><br>

TH at 23:35, 9 June 2023

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	To liberate the soil and to liberate our souls we must decolonize our imaginations, remember our way forward and divorce ourselves from the comforts of empire. We must trust that deep in our cultures and ancestries is the diverse wisdom we need to navigate our way towards a world where we live in just relationships with each other and with the earth."<Ref>https://climatejusticealliance.org/just-transition/</Ref></Blockquote> <br>		To liberate the soil and to liberate our souls we must decolonize our imaginations, remember our way forward and divorce ourselves from the comforts of empire. We must trust that deep in our cultures and ancestries is the diverse wisdom we need to navigate our way towards a world where we live in just relationships with each other and with the earth."<Ref>https://climatejusticealliance.org/just-transition/</Ref></Blockquote> <br>

			= Climate Justice =

			[[Climate Justice]]

	= Food Sovereignty Transition =		= Food Sovereignty Transition =