Boletim CIMC 2

19 de junho de 2018

jun 19, 2018

O ano de 2017 foi de oportunidades e conquistas para o Comitê Indígena de Mudanças Climáticas (CIMC). Confira na segunda edição do boletim as principais atividades do CIMC, uma entrevista com a gestora ambiental Sineia do Vale e um poema do Cacique Domingos
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