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  • Published: Dec 16th, 2009
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Legal Opinion: Brazil’s Amazon Tribes Own Carbon Trading Rights


COPENHAGEN, Denmark, December 14, 2009 (ENS) – A tribe in the Brazilian Amazon region owns carbon trading rights in future global warming deals, finds a new legal opinion from one of the world’s largest law firms released at the Copenhagen climate summit.

Continue reading at Ens-newswire.com

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