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As the rainforest gets drier, Amazon Indigenous groups thirst for clean water
By Kevin Damasio Mariazinha Baré spent her childhood bathing and playing in the Upper Negro River. Born and raised on the ...
Aquaculture in the Amazon: Lessons for food security and sustainability
Expanding aquaculture in the Amazon could provide nutritional and economic benefits at a fraction of the environmental cost ...
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From fighting disease to protecting the Amazon rainforest, USAID has big impact across the globe
USAID’s largest initiative is the Partnership for the Conservation of Amazon Biodiversity, which focuses on conservation and improving livelihoods for Indigenous peoples and other rainforest ...
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From fighting disease to protecting the Amazon rainforest, USAID has big impact across the globe
Here is a look at USAID’s impact around the world: Protecting the Amazon rainforest and fighting cocaine in South America USAID has been critical in providing humanitarian assistance in Colombia ...
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From fighting disease to protecting the Amazon rainforest, USAID has big impact across the globe
The Trump administration's decision to close the US Agency for International Development has drawn widespread criticism from congressional Democrats and raised questions about the influence ...
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From Fighting Disease to Protecting the Amazon Rainforest, USAID Has Big Impact Across the Globe
From Fighting Disease to Protecting the Amazon Rainforest, USAID Has Big Impact Across the Globe The Trump administration’s decision to close the U.S. Agency for International Development has ...
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Expert reveals mystery of the 'burning river' that actually boils victims alive if they fall in
A river in Peru reportedly gets so hot that it could boil someone alive. Located in the heart of the Amazon Rainforest (which spreads across Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname, ...