Is it possible to co-exist between human beings and nature, and also between civilized societies and different human tribes ? – from the viewpoint of indigenous people in the African tropical forest

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  • 自然環境や異民族との“共生”の根拠を問う 〜アフリカ熱帯林の先住民族の視点から

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The current policy toward renewable energy does not match establishment of coexistence society between human and nature and also between civilized societies and indigenous people’. Partly huge amount of rare metal exploitation and processing necessary for renewable energy system has been accelerated particularly under the ground of the tropical forest regions, thus its environment has been enormously damaged, and also indigenous people living in the environment has lost their lands and human rights. Secondary, the renewable energy settlement especially in Japan has been forced without sincere consideration against nature environment, bio-diversity, and opinions of local people. This paper would encourage more serious discussion about carbon neutral strategies although energy transition might be an urgent issue against global warming.

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  • CRID
    1390016504861994368
  • DOI
    10.32137/kyosei.14.0_12
  • ISSN
    24331635
    21851638
  • Text Lang
    ja
  • Data Source
    • JaLC
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