A last-minute personal donation from a climate-concerned British farmer enabled the meeting of hundreds of Brazil’s Indigenous people to go ahead in the Amazon rainforest last week. Hylton Murray-Philipson, an Eton-educated landowner from Leicestershire, covered a gap in funding of more than £100,000 after another sponsor pulled out of the gathering, which was called by the Kayapo chief Raoni Metuktire. Murray-Philipson said the amount was 10 times more than he had ever given in a single charitable donation before, but he felt this was necessary to respond to the growing threat of climate breakdown. “We’re in an emergency and we...