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Opinion: Indigenous understanding of Salween River key for biodiversity (The Third Pole)
As the first part of COP15 of the Convention on Biological Diversity convenes, decision makers must recognise that free-flowing rivers are essential to Indigenous understanding of reality and the preservation of biodiversity
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