Collection search - Greene, Natalia. Recognizing the rights of mother nature

From The Green Interview website: "Topic: Green rights."

From The Green Interview website: Natalia Greene a close associate of Alberto Acosta in developing Ecuador's 2008 constitution as well as the Yasuní-ITT Initiative, which aimed to keep oil underground in the Amazon region, and a key figure in the international movement for recognition of the rights of Mother Nature.

Natalia Greene is an Ecuadorian climate change activist, grassroots organizer, and a central figure in the creation of Ecuador's 2008 constitution, which specifically recognized the rights of nature as well as the role of civil society and indigenous people. She was also deeply involved in developing Ecuador's remarkable Yasuní-ITT Initiative, which aimed to keep oil underground in the Amazon region.

For audio-visual recordings of this interview, see IDCISN 608990.

For other interviews that discuss the Amazon, see: Acosta, Alberto. Embedding Pachama in the constitution (Mikan no. 5858693); Fajardo, Pablo and Donziger, Steven. Waiting for justice in the Amazon rain forest (Mikan no. 5858719); Manuin, Santiago. Surviving the Bagua massacre (Mikan no. 585875); Soltani, Atossa. Amazon Watch, oil and the rights of nature (Mikan no. 5858784).