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Forest if the current prime minister is elected again. former president lulu de silva said he will and illegal mining and deforestation, but that is widely believed to be a tough challenge. our south american correspondent reports from the well�*s largest indigenous reserve whether very future the rainforest is at stake. the yanomami live deep in this pristine forest. hunter gatherers, they're among the most isolated tribes in south america. but their land is becoming coveted, and their lives disrupted. this indigenous health centre has become a field hospital on the front line of illegal mi...

The novelist has lost the sight in one eye and use of his hand. the author was stabbed in the neck and abdomen and alive library event in western new york in august. he received death threats from iran in the 19805 after his novel the satanic verses was published. one of brazil's most prominent indigenous leaders has warned of further damage to the amazon rainforest if jair bolsonaro is re—elected in next week's presidential election run—off. under bolsonaro, deforestation has increased dramatically. his rival, the former president lula da silva says he will end illegal mining and deforest...

22 countries sending firefighters, fire engines as well as aircraft to help douse the fires. here in evia, the official number is that almost half of pristine forest has been burned down. we're talking about hundreds of thousands of hectares of land that has been impacted. thousands of people evacuated, homes decimated. the impact is extraordinary. this is the eighth day that we're seeing efforts to try to get fires under control. we've had incredible efforts. i want you to take a look at what is on the ground at the moment. fire engines from greece, from slovenia, people here just trying to g...

No social distancing in borderless Amazonia January 12, 2021CNRS What would have happened if Covid-19 had appeared in the Amazon rainforest 1,000 years ago? For an archaeologist, this is a question worth considering. Indeed, like its counterparts in Africa and Asia, the humid jungle of Amazonia is a potential hotbed of unknown viruses that only need a chance to hatch before spreading around the globe. All ecosystems that have been transformed by human activity are susceptible to the development of new diseases. The incredible diversity of life forms in tropical zones further increases the ri...

Not nighttime the government says it's just the weather but climate experts say the cause is 200 kilometers away where pristine forest is going up in flames as wildfires consume the natural world there are far more places than usual at the start of the dry season farmers are also suffering. we planted man york and corn here it's all gone so bad farmers may be victims of the flames but some may be the finest starters big agriculture is one of the few success stories in brazil and has an ally in right wing president. asked if farmers were responsible for the fires he blamed environmentalist's ag...