FAQ
How does ecocide affect people as well as nature?
How does ecocide affect people as well as nature?
Direct Answer
Ecocide affects people by destroying livelihoods, forcing displacement, increasing poverty, increasing extreme weather events, and making communities more vulnerable to exploitation, including human trafficking.
Direct Answer
Ecocide affects people by destroying livelihoods, forcing displacement, increasing poverty, increasing extreme weather events, and making communities more vulnerable to exploitation, including human trafficking.
In-Depth Explanation
In-Depth Explanation
When ecosystems collapse, communities lose access to clean water, food sources, land, and economic stability. This environmental breakdown pushes people into unsafe migration, informal labor markets, or extractive industries where coercion and exploitation are common. Ecocide is therefore not only an environmental crisis but a socio-economic one: it creates the conditions in which forced labor, debt bondage, and trafficking thrive.
How Not For Sale Offers a Solution:
Works with communities to build alternative livelihoods that protect ecosystems.
Integrates environmental and human-rights protective programming.
We provide support and rehabilitation for thousands of survivors, each year.
Supports economic resilience in regions affected by environmental destruction.
In Summary
In Summary
Ecocide harms both the planet and the people who depend on it. Not For Sale addresses these interconnected crises through prevention and systemic change.
Ecocide harms both the planet and the people who depend on it. Not For Sale addresses these interconnected crises through prevention and systemic change.
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