Indigenous communities ‘robbed’ as land grabbers lay waste to Brazilian rainforest

Mongabay
Oct 28, 2019, 6:25 pm118 pts
All that is left of the lush forest that once covered this patch of land in the Terra Indígena Ituna/Itatá in northern Brazil are a few dried branches and the occasional tree stump. On one side, a massive excavator stands abandoned, gathering dust in the middle of the Brazilian Amazon. Further out, dense,…

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