Uncommon ground: The impact of natural resource corruption on indigenous peoples | Brookings
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ssue, or even an economic one economic interests of extractive companies and governments. Many indigenous communities live in biodiverse and resource-rich regions that also have revenue-generating potential for extracting oil, gas, or other resources.
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- ssue, or even an economic one
- economic interests of extractive companies and governments.
- Many indigenous communities live in biodiverse and resource-rich regions that also have revenue-generating potential for extracting oil, gas, or other resources.
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