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Deforestation in Brazil Amazon falls, more Indigenous reserves approved — Daily Tribune

Deforestation in Brazil Amazon falls, more Indigenous reserves approved — Daily Tribune
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Mining projects across the world continue to affect the local populations. In Ecuador’s Intag Valley, communities are working to conserve, restore and defend the cloud forests in what locals say is the longest continuous resistance movement against mining in Latin America. In Nigeria, the gold rush is profiting a small handful of local elites and […]

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Brazil apologizes for telling journalist s family bodies were found

Officials told the family of missing journalist Dom Phillips that two bodies were found tied to a tree. But the information was not accurate

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Amazon search for Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira: Brazil ambassador apologises for telling family bodies found

The confusion is the latest misstep by officials in the search for the British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian Indigenous worker Bruno Pereira.

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