Road network spreads 'arteries of destruction' across 41% of Brazilian Amazon

The Americas have a long history of occupation based on the destruction of nature and the violent massacre of native peoples, all in the name of a particular idea of “progress.” Brazil’s military dictatorship, which ran from 1964 to 1985, embraced this ideology to the point it had a specific motto — “integrate to not […]

Related Keywords

Imeio ,Bahia ,Brazil ,Amazon Basin ,Brazil General ,Curu ,Cearár ,Bolivia ,Washington ,United States ,Ibama ,Boyacáo ,Colombia ,Indonesia ,Amazonas ,Mato Grosso ,Estado Do Rio ,Ecuador ,Porto Velho ,Rondô ,Peru ,Triunfo ,Piriri ,Espíto Santo ,Manaus ,Brazilian ,Carlos Souza Jr ,Gustavo Faleiros Amaz ,Marcio Isensee ,Instituto Socioambiental ,Thaise Rodrigues ,Souza Jr ,Imazon Souza ,Novo Progresso ,Silva Arruda ,Malky Harb ,Proceedings Of The National Academy Sciences ,European Space Agency ,D Conservation Strategy Fund ,Department For Transport Infrastructure ,National Department Of Transport Infrastructure ,Flickr ,Xingu Socioenvironmental Corridor ,Trans Amazonian Highway ,Legal Amazon ,Amazon Rainforest ,National Department ,Transport Infrastructure ,Brazilian Amazon ,Federal Department ,Remote Sensing ,European Space ,Biriri River ,Meio Ecological ,Congo Basin ,Meio Ecological Station ,Iriri State ,Xingu Environmental Protection ,Xingu Socioenvironmental ,Iriri State Forest ,Indigenous Territory ,Conservation Strategy Fund ,Amazonian Highway ,National Road System ,Biological Conservation ,Auxiliadora Costa Alencar ,National Academy ,