Brazil´s Amazonian Battleground | The Politics Of Climate Change | Seed Documentary

Brazil´s Amazonian Battleground | The Politics Of Climate Change | Seed Documentary
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Deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon increased 30% since Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro came to power. More than 120,000 square kilometers of the Amazon forest have been destroyed: an area a fifth the size of Wales in the last 10 years. It’s displaced around 400 indigenous groups but has also decimated a vast store of carbon that is vital for tackling climate change. The jungles produce 20% of the world’s oxygen. We go on an investigative journey to reveal the gold rush pushing communities over the edge. Along the way, we meet the Mundurukku aboriginal tribes and activists fighting to stop the destruction of Amazon jungles. We also meet activists seeking solutions for a sustainable lifestyle.
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Well done to Pesca. Innovation and reform in agriculture is a big part of the picture.

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Whole of india was a dense forest once. Look at it now.
Its innate in human beings to clear up the forests for farming and mining.
Amazon is going to be a future real estate venue. New cities, townships and villages will be born in its place

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Why would you show indian protesters chanting azadi in the introduction for climate change video ?