After decades of armed conflict, the people of Colombia are still fighting to achieve peace and resolution in their nation. However, extractive projects led by multinational groups are not only harming the environment but undermining key aspects of the 2016 Peace Process. In reality, the 2016 Peace Process opened up more space for multinational investment and business interests because it failed to change the neoliberal economic model. US supported policies, such as aerial fumigation, facilitate greater business investments by forcing occupants to abandon their land, and thus leaving it open for businesses to move in. This delegation will explore dual facets of climate change, how US policies contribute to continued environmental degradation in Colombia, how the narrative of climate change is used as a justification for displacement, and how the threat of climate change prevents indigenous and rural communities from protecting their land, and the opportunity to advocate for their right to peace and environmental justice.