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Indigenous community-based approaches to environmental justice through citizen science
The Katari River Basin, a key watershed feeding Lake Titicaca, is severely contaminated due to mining waste, urban effluents, industrial discharges, and agricultural runoff. These pressures have disproportionately affected downstream Indigenous Aymara communities, threatening their rights to clean w
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