Amazon soy boom poses urgent existential threat to landless movement

Mongabay
Dec 20, 2018, 11:27 am205 pts
Sign reading: Cursed are all fences for stopping us living and loving. Image by Mariel Mitsu. SANTIAGO DO NORTE, Mato Grosso state, Brazil – The roughly written sign beside the road, with its defiant message, made us brake sharply. We were exploring the region to be opened up by Ferrogrāo (Grainrail). The…

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