New York Times: Some wore traditional headdresses, and some traveled by riverboat or canoe. But the dozens of "forest peoples" who descended on this capital of Brazil’s Amazonas state last week had a common goal of becoming bigger players in global climate talks. A conference here that ended Friday drew leaders of indigenous groups in 11 Latin American countries, a number unprecedented in size and scope, organizers said, and observers from Indonesia and Congo. They came to build a consensus …