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Paid in Blood: Standing up to private interests often turns deadly in Brazil

Paid in Blood: Standing up to private interests often turns deadly in Brazil
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Joe Biden mulls Jair Bolsonaro climate deal amid record assault on Amazon

Biden’s “ambitions to save the planet comes down to a delicate dance” centring on a key issue, says Politico - whether he can “cut a deal” with Brazil’s President Jair Balsonaro, “whose allies are slashing and burning the Amazon”. Flanked by John Kerry, the first ever US climate change envoy, Biden has “dived headlong into talks” with his controversial counterpart in a bid to achieve that goal, the news site continues. But “allies and activists inside and outside of Brazil” are warning that the so-called “Trump of the tropics” cannot be trusted. Rainforest assault Bolsonaro has been “accused of accelerating his dismantling of the Amazon rainforest as land clearances and the destruction of habitats increase”, The Times reports.

Playing Fast And Loose With Numbers

Bolsonaro Doesn t Want to Save the Amazon He Just Wants to Extort the Countries That Do

Bolsonaro Doesn’t Want to Save the Amazon. He Just Wants to Extort the Countries That Do. In theory, wealthy nations should pay to stop deforestation in Brazil. But Bolsonaro can’t be trusted to keep his end of the deal. Buda Mendes/Getty Images It sounds a lot like extortion: After more than two years denying that runaway deforestation in the Amazon is a real problem, the Brazilian government now says it will protect the rain forest if the United States ponies up. Wednesday, on the eve of Joe Biden’s virtual climate summit with dozens of world leaders, President Jair Bolsonaro’s environment

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