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“Cutting down trees and contaminating water to build a mine is not green energy, and never will be.” Interview with the association Unidos em Defesa de Covas do Barroso
In the Trás-os-Montes village of Covas do Barroso, recognized for its World Agricultural Heritage, the prospect of an open-pit lithium mine has opened a deep wound in the community. From the concrete threat to the land, water, and local way of life emerged a persistent resistance, made up both of neighbors who never imagined themselves…
Ulmeiro is an independent communication project about political ecology, degrowth, and climate justice.
Our mission is to unite science, activism, and community action to build more just, habitable, and regenerative futures.

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“Cutting down trees and contaminating water to build a mine is not green energy, and never will be.” Interview with the association Unidos em Defesa de Covas do Barroso
In the Trás-os-Montes village of Covas do Barroso, recognized for its World Agricultural Heritage, the prospect of an open-pit lithium mine has opened a deep wound in the community. From the concrete threat to the land, water, and local way of life emerged a persistent resistance, made up both of neighbors who never imagined themselves…
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Interview with Susana Ribeira and Guilherme Serôdio from the Network for Degrowth (Portugal)
In a global context marked by ecological and socio-economic crisis, degrowth emerges as a radical and urgent proposal to rethink our ways of living, economic structures, and the organization of cities, offering concrete paths for a transition toward fairer, more sustainable societies centered on collective well-being.
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