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Scar on the Amazon

Jamil Chade9 months ago9 months ago010 mins

The scars of the Dam run deep through the Xingu, where rivers have dried, communities have fractured, and Indigenous leaders warn that the Amazon’s future is slipping away.   On a muggy August night, it rained on the Xingu River, in the heart of the Amazon. As the water poured down on the forest, the…

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The rainforest becomes the crossroads for multilateralism

Jamil Chade1 year ago011 mins

COP30 in Belém puts Brazil at the center of a global test—can the world still act together to fight climate change? The Amazonian city of Belém will host COP30 (U.N. Climate Conference) in November. However, the destiny of the rainforest will not be the sole issue on the agenda. The meeting unexpectedly became a test…

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