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Peru s indigenous tribes use tech tools to track Amazon deforestation

Peru s indigenous tribes use tech tools to track Amazon deforestation
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Indigenous Peruvians Use Smartphones to Monitor Deforestation

Indigenous Peruvians Use Smartphones to Monitor Deforestation
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New areas of primary forest cleared in Brazil s lawless Lábrea

New areas of primary forest cleared in Brazil’s ‘lawless’ Lábrea by Liz Kimbrough on 9 June 2021 Satellite imagery reveals several areas of primary rainforest were cleared alongside agricultural fields in Lábrea municipality in the Brazilian Amazon. The deforestation occurred in four areas and covers around 2,115 hectares (5,226 acres), all in close proximity to Indigenous and protected lands. Lábrea municipality has been called a “crime factory,” where its remote location and lack of law enforcement act as a catalyst for illegal deforestation and land grabbing. Forest destruction in the Brazilian Amazon hit a 14-year high for the month of May, amounting to 118,000 hectares (292,000 acres), an area roughly 20 times the size of Manhattan.

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New clearing of forest in protected area in Brazil linked to mining

New clearing of forest in protected area in Brazil linked to mining by Liz Kimbrough on 27 May 2021 An expansive clearing of primary forest has been detected in Tapajós Environmental Protection Area in the Brazilian Amazon, possibly driven by illegal mining activities. Satellite imagery from Planet confirms that the deforestation, which covers around 1,250 hectares (3,090 acres), or an area the size of a large international airport, occurred between January and February of this year. Mining activity is the suspected driver of this forest loss, as the cleared area surrounds a long-standing feature resembling an airstrip and partially overlaps a proposed gold mining concession.

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Casinos, condos and sugar cane: How a Cambodian national park is being sold down the river

Casinos, condos and sugar cane: How a Cambodian national park is being sold down the river by James Fair on 4 May 2021 Botum Sakor National Park in southern Cambodia has lost at least 30,000 hectares of forest over the past three decades. Decades of environmental degradation go back to the late 1990s when the Cambodian government began handing out economic land concessions for the development of commercial plantations and tourist infrastructure. NGOs in Cambodia are said to be unwilling to speak out against the destruction of Botum Sakor because they are afraid they will not be allowed to operate in the country if they do.

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