Boletim do CIMC 01

14 de outubro de 2016

out 14, 2016

O Comitê Indígena de Mudanças Climáticas (CIMC) tem a responsabilidade de acompanhar os debates nacionais e internacionais sobre o clima e divulga estudos realizados pelos povos indígenas sobre mudanças climáticas com o intuito de valorizar os conhecimentos tradicionais. Este boletim tem o objetivo de divulgar o CIMC e as atividades realizadas, além de apresentar os membros.

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