Cerrado Manifesto could curb deforestation, but needs support: experts

Mongabay
Mar 29, 2018, 1:59 pm152 pts
A single tree is all that remains of native vegetation cleared for soy production in the Cerrado. Photo by Jim Wickens, Ecostorm / Mighty Earth In October 2017, global companies, especially supermarkets and fast food chains including McDonalds, Walmart, Marks & Spencer, METRO, Tesco, Nando’s and Unilever…

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