Cerrado: Agribusiness may be killing Brazil’s ‘birthplace of waters’

Mongabay
Mar 19, 2018, 2:22 pm259 pts
Small streams like this one are going dry even in the wet season. Correntina’s people have long relied on these streams to irrigate and grow their food. Photo by Alicia Prager This is the third of six stories in a series by journalists Alicia Prager and Flávia Milhorance who travelled to the Cerrado in…

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