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https://barbara-navarro.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/aa-sp-1-peinture-3-graces-2.jpeg Mujeres Yanomami con pintura achiote, Amazonas, Venezuela – foto recortada para evitar la censura «Los mineros de oro cavan como cerdos salvajes por todas partes. Los ríos del bosque pronto no serán más…

Pico de anúncios ocorreu após Biden apresentar plano trilionário para renováveis O Facebook ganhou US$ 9,6 milhões em 2020 para promover anúncios pró-combustível fóssil nos EUA, afirma um estudo publicado nesta quinta-feira (5/8). Cerca de 25 mil anúncios destinados a … Continue reading →

Gustavo Frazao Sebastian Leuzinger, Auckland University of Technology What would happen if we cut down the entire Amazon rainforest? Could it be replaced by an equal amount of reforestation elsewhere? Removing the entire Amazon rainforest would have myriad consequences, with … Continue reading →

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https://barbara-navarro.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/aa-po-fb-the-hunter-wife-and-arrows.jpeg Yanomami caçador e esposa com pintura facial Achiote, Amazonas, Venezuela – reformulado para evitar censura «?Os garimpeiros cavam em todos os lugares como porcos selvagens. Os rios da floresta logo serão nada mais…

Our ability to understand and act thoughtfully around this single concept could determine the fate of life on Earth. What is a tipping point, and why should we care?: Ecosystems are subject to disturbances and major shifts. Agricultural run off … Continue reading →

Exploring connections between conservation litigation and political ecology Political ecology in the courtroom — POLLEN

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https://barbara-navarro.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/aa-fr-face-paint-1.jpeg Femme Yanomami peignant sa fille avec Achiote, Amazonas, Venezuela – re-cadrée pour éviter la censure «Les mineurs d’or creusent partout comme des cochons sauvages. Les rivières de la forêt ne seront bientôt plus…

Meados de julho de 2021. Durante o segundo ano da pandemia de COVID-19, o calor catastrófico e o inferno de fogo no oeste dos Estados Unidos e Canadá, bem como as inundações do século na Alemanha e na Bélgica, competem … Continue reading →

Official data published today by the Brazilian Space Research Institute (INPE), detected deforestation alerts across an area of the Amazon rainforest over five and a half times the size of London in the last 12 months. 8,712km2 (871,200 hectares) of … Continue reading →

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«? The gold miners dig everywhere like wild pigs. The forest’s rivers will soon be no more than miry backwaters, full of mud, motor oil, and trash.? They also wash their gold powder in…