By Laura RodríguezSão Paulo, Brazil, Feb 27 (EFE).- Nearly 10 million Brazilians, like the residents of Jardim Pantanal in São Paulo, live in environmental disaster zones. Exhausted by the constant threat of flooding, they’ve mobilized against what they call “environmental racism.” Located on the outskirts of the sprawling city, the neighborhood lies on the banks …
People living in Jardim Pantanal, a low-income neighborhood on the east side of the Brazilian megalopolis of São Paulo, suffer floods every southern hemisphere summer. Many residents remember the thr