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Violence from the conflict on the Burmese side is adding to people’s woes in Mae Sam Lab.

The birds no longer sing. The cows die. And if the people in this northern Myanmar forest complain, they too face the threat of death from militias. This forest is

The birds no longer sing

The birds no longer sing, and the herbs no longer grow. The fish no longer swim in rivers that have turned a murky brown. The animals do not roam, and the cows are sometimes found dead.

The fighting reportedly killed 12 KNLA troops, 19 civilians, and 386 junta soldiers and their allies.

In the wake of rare earth element mining, an AP investigation has found environmental destruction, the theft of land from villagers and the funneling of money to brutal militias with links to Myanmars secretive military government.

As regime losses mount, the Karen National Union said that the combat ability and will to win of junta forces has declined dramatically.

In the wake of rare earth element mining, an AP investigation has found environmental destruction, the theft of land from villagers and the funneling of money to brutal militias with links to Myanmar's secretive military government.

With a majority of the globe focusing on green energy and electric vehicles, there is a massive demand for rare metals for batteries, which has completely devasted Myanmar's ecosystem.

The Kachin Independence Army and its allies have been trying to seize control of a key road in Kachin State.