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Amazon deforestation hits record for first half of 2022

Amazon deforestation hits record for first half of 2022

Area cleared in the first six months this year is five times the size of New York City.
Palm oil is in almost everything we eat, and it's fueling the climate crisis
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Palm oil is in almost everything we eat, and it's fueling the climate crisis

In her new book, 'Planet Palm,' journalist Jocelyn Zuckerman investigates the devastating environmental, health, and human costs of the global palm oil industry.
Environmental justice: Memphis pipeline rekindles eminent domain fight
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Environmental justice: Memphis pipeline rekindles eminent domain fight

Many states give pipeline companies power to condemn land. A fight in Memphis is testing whether that's a recipe for environmental injustice.
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Brazil’s Xingu River Basin feels the heat from Bolsonaro’s fiery rhetoric

The Xingu River Basin, one of the most biodiverse regions of the Brazilian Amazon, is reeling from an explosion of illegal deforestation that has coincided with the rise and presidency of far-right populist Jair Bolsonaro.

Settlers invading, deforesting Colombian national parks ‘at an unstoppable speed’
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Settlers invading, deforesting Colombian national parks ‘at an unstoppable speed’

For the past several years, Colombia's Tinigua National Natural Park has been racked by one of the highest levels of deforestation of any such protected area in the country.

 illegal gold miners attacking indigenous
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After gold miners shoot Yanomani people, Brazil cuts environmental regulation further

Yanomami people were under attack by illegal gold miners with automatic weapons for the third time this week in northern Roraima state.

As Bolsonaro keeps Amazon vows, Brazil's Indigenous fear 'ethnocide'
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As Bolsonaro keeps Amazon vows, Brazil's Indigenous fear 'ethnocide'

President Jair Bolsonaro is moving aggressively to open up the Amazon rainforest to commercial development, posing an existential threat to the tribes living there.
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