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The Brazilian state of Mato Grosso has 23% of its territory coveted by mining
The area corresponds to twice the size of Portugal and 20 times the size of São Paulo
Leia maisDetailsThe area corresponds to twice the size of Portugal and 20 times the size of São Paulo
Leia maisDetailsMetal contaminating Indigenous people is highly toxic and needs more control in the production and trade chain
Leia maisDetailsStarlink is vital for invaders on the Yanomami land, from where the government has been trying to expel them
Leia maisDetailsMapBiomas survey shows that 77% of the illegal mining areas were close to rivers, lakes and other water streams
Leia maisDetailsIllegal mining contaminated 100% of Yanomamis in nine communities; Fiocruz researcher recalls bolsonarist 'maneuver'
Leia maisDetailsIn an interview with BdF, Sônia Guajajara explained some of the government measures to zero deaths in the Yanomami land
Leia maisDetailsThe Public Prosecutor’s Office ruled that previous measures weren’t sufficient to combat illegal mining in the region
Leia maisDetailsSenator Eduardo Braga proposed “sin tax” of 1% on the exploitation of minerals and oil
Leia maisDetailsUnderreported, number exposes difficulty in monitoring rights violations in a sector marked by illegality
Leia maisDetailsThe presidential visit won over social networks and drew attention to the tragedy experienced by the indigenous people
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