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Getting indigenous communities into climate conversations

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By Payel Sen, Smitha Verma, Indou Theagrajan, Phase deux
| Let Me Breathe (LMB) Verified
The two communities of Kolis (fishers) and Warlis (tribals/Adivasis), residing on the edges of Versova Creek (Madh Koliwada, Versova Koliwada, Dharavli village) in Mumbai share a unique relationship with the city and its coasts.
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Sponge cities: Roadmap to Future

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By Payel Sen, Parimal Makode, Indou Theagrajan, Roma Tripathi
| Let Me Breathe (LMB) Verified
At MENA 2022, there was a great buzz around what Chandra Dake, CEO of Dake Rechsand had to share. And why wouldn’t it be as he was sharing his expertise on a technology that allows deserts to be a lot less arid. He shows the way to turn them into spots fertile for desert sowing, allowing it to be a sponge city. As the name suggests, a sponge city is designed in a way so as to soak water.
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To fight climate change beyond COP26, you will need collective power that represents all communities

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By Payel Sen, Indou Theagrajan
| Let Me Breathe (LMB) Verified
I had the privilege to attend COP26 and from the beginning was thrown from one emotional extreme to another. I wanted to learn, hold space, and connect with others on a journey to a better future. It was impossible to ignore that this event was supposed to be significant for future climate plans and agreements. Yet, in many ways, it ignored the issues of the present.
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