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Stand earth names and shames Cargill and its heirs to keep deforestation promises | Canada s National Observer: News & Analysis

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Activist Group Names and Shames Cargill and Its Heirs to Keep Deforestation Promises

Activist Group Names and Shames Cargill and Its Heirs to Keep Deforestation Promises
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SPECIAL REPORT-Replanting the Amazon could slow climate change It s harder than it sounds

Milton da Costa Junior nosed his pickup through a remote stretch of the western Brazilian Amazon to check on his babies. The nonprofit organization he works for, Rioterra, has planted millions of young trees in the rainforest as part of an effort to reforest woodland decimated.

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Replanting the Amazon could slow climate change It s harder than it sounds

Milton da Costa Junior nosed his pickup through a remote stretch of the western Brazilian Amazon to check on his babies. The nonprofit organization he works for, Rioterra, has planted millions. | June 3, 2023

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