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Pope Francis Blames Amazon Forest Fires On Destructive "Interests"
Pope Francis opened a synod Sunday to champion the Amazon's poverty-stricken and isolated indigenous communities by condemning the destructive "interests" he blamed for the fires that devastated the region.
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"Amazon Is Not Being Consumed By Fire, Media Is Lying": Jair Bolsonaro
Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro said Tuesday it was a lie that the Amazon was being devastated by fire and accused countries critical of him of having a "colonialist spirit."
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Amid Amazon Fires, Brazil President Weakens Environment Agency: Report
As the world recoils at the sight of fires ravaging Brazil's Amazon jungle, the nation's far-right government is undermining the agency charged with protecting the rainforest, Reuters has learned from interviews with ten current and former employees, public records and a review of internal government reports.
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Nearing Tipping Point: What You Need To Know About Amazon Forest Fires
As Brazil and the world mobilize soldiers and finances in response to a wave of wildfires in the Amazon, far more is at stake than Brazil's international reputation.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Falls For Old Pic Going Viral As Amazon Rainforest Fire
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio was among the many celebrities, leaders and concerned netizens who shared posts urging for action against the forest fires. However, the image he shared was not from the ongoing blaze.
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Pope Francis Blames Amazon Forest Fires On Destructive "Interests"
Pope Francis opened a synod Sunday to champion the Amazon's poverty-stricken and isolated indigenous communities by condemning the destructive "interests" he blamed for the fires that devastated the region.
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"Amazon Is Not Being Consumed By Fire, Media Is Lying": Jair Bolsonaro
Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro said Tuesday it was a lie that the Amazon was being devastated by fire and accused countries critical of him of having a "colonialist spirit."
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Amid Amazon Fires, Brazil President Weakens Environment Agency: Report
As the world recoils at the sight of fires ravaging Brazil's Amazon jungle, the nation's far-right government is undermining the agency charged with protecting the rainforest, Reuters has learned from interviews with ten current and former employees, public records and a review of internal government reports.
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Nearing Tipping Point: What You Need To Know About Amazon Forest Fires
As Brazil and the world mobilize soldiers and finances in response to a wave of wildfires in the Amazon, far more is at stake than Brazil's international reputation.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Falls For Old Pic Going Viral As Amazon Rainforest Fire
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio was among the many celebrities, leaders and concerned netizens who shared posts urging for action against the forest fires. However, the image he shared was not from the ongoing blaze.
