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Tarcila: Indigenous Solutions to Climate Change from Peru

Tarcila Rivera Zea, a Quechuan activist, fights for Indigenous rights in Peru. She finds that her lifelong efforts to empower her people are growing increasingly crucial as the weather becomes unreliable and climate change raises the stakes.

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Tarcila Rivera Zea, a Quechuan activist, fights for Indigenous rights in Peru. She finds that her lifelong efforts to empower her people are growing increasingly crucial as the weather becomes unreliable and climate change raises the stakes.

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