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Brazil court overrules judge's suspension of potash mine in Amazon - Vimarsana News

Brazil court overrules judge's suspension of potash mine in Amazon

By Anthony Boadle BRASILIA (Reuters) - A federal appeals court has overturned an injunction suspending the license for Canadian firm Brazil Potash Cor...

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Brazil court overrules judge's suspension of potash mine in Amazon | WTAQ News Talk | 97.5 FM · 1360 AM - Vimarsana News

Brazil court overrules judge's suspension of potash mine in Amazon | WTAQ News Talk | 97.5 FM · 1360 AM

By Anthony Boadle BRASILIA (Reuters) - A federal appeals court has overturned an injunction suspending the license for Canadian firm Brazil Potash Cor...

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Wildfires in dry Amazon rainforest choke Manaus city - Vimarsana News

Wildfires in dry Amazon rainforest choke Manaus city

Clouds of dense gray smoke from dozens of wildfires in the Brazilian Amazon, many of them illegally started, have hung over the region's capital city Manaus, making the air increasingly... -October 12, 2023 at 09:04 am EDT - MarketScreener

Amazon drought stalls shipping as boats run aground in low rivers - Vimarsana News

Amazon drought stalls shipping as boats run aground in low rivers

By Bruno Kelly BRASILIA (Reuters) - The barge carrying three trucks and 2,000 empty cooking gas cylinders lies stranded on the vast sand banks of a di...

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Amazon's Indigenous people urge Brazil to declare climate emergency as rivers dry up - Vimarsana News

Amazon's Indigenous people urge Brazil to declare climate emergency as rivers dry up

Indigenous inhabitants in the Amazon are asking the Brazilian government to declare a climate emergency as their villages have no drinking water, food or medicine due to a severe drought that is drying up rivers vital for travel in the rainforest, their leaders said on Tuesday. The drought and heatwave has killed masses of fish in the rivers that Indigenous people live off and the water in the muddy streams and tributaries of the Amazon river has become undrinkable, the umbrella organization APIAM that represents 63 tribes in the Amazon said.

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