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Ciudad de México, México - El viernes 13 de enero el gobierno mexicano anunció que no permitirá experimentos de geoingeniería solar en México, en respuesta a los experimentos de la empresa Make Sunsets en Baja California Sur, que utilizó globos meteorológicos para rociar dióxido de azufre en la atmósfera. Esto se llevó a cabo sin el consentimiento libre, previo e informado de los pueblos indígenas cuyos territorios se utilizaron para los experimentos y sin ningún permiso para operar un negocio en México.

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Mexico City, Mexico – A longtime watchdog on geoengineering activities, ETC Group is sounding the alarm on two recent solar geoengineering tests that have released sulfur dioxide over Baja California Sur, Mexico as part of an experiment to block the sun’s warmth from reaching the earth.  A two-man start-up from the United States, calling itself Make Sunsets, is behind these tests and appears to be seeking to profit from the climate crisis.

Two years late – and supersized beyond any previous CBD meeting – COP 15 was always going to be a complex multidimensional chess battle. Once all sides met in Montreal’s enormous Palais des congrès, an army of corporate and philanthrocapitalist lobbyists and big delegations from biotech-friendly governments used their superior numbers to drown out (and often literally edit out) long-standing principles of precaution and justice.

MONTREAL/TIOHTIÀ:KE/UNCEDED TERRITORY OF THE KANIEN’KEHÁ:KA NATION – Climber-activists today dropped 80-foot banners reading, “Biodiversity versus Billionaires,” visible from Montreal’s Palais des Congres where world leaders are meeting at the UN’s landmark Biodiversity COP15.