Source: CASA FLUMINENSE

Casa Fluminense is an association established in 2013 by activists, researchers and citizens who share the vision of a socially just, democratic and sustainable Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Casa Fluminense functions as the hub of a network of people and organizations dedicated to fostering shared initiatives aimed at promoting equality, democracy and sustainable development in the “metropolitan city” of Rio. Primary language: portuguese

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“Who’ll Stop The Rain?” Why Climate Anxiety Hits Harder In Brazil

Image of rescuers helping victims of mudslides that had catastrophic consequences on both infrastructure and citizens.
Rescuers saving the victims of devastating mudslides that swamped the Brazilian city of Petropolis last year near Rio de Janeiro. Cover Images via Zuma

Rain often brings deadly flooding and property damage to neighborhoods around Brazil, where people are organizing to address the worsening problem.

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