Palm oil, fire pushing protected areas in Honduras to the ‘point of no return’

Mongabay
Dec 30, 2019, 4:23 pm252 pts
Residents of the community of París de Leán in Honduras say they have been dealing with dirty water for a decade. To demonstrate this, Concepción Aguilera dips a dish into the well that he built outside his house. Instead of fresh water, a rotten yellow liquid fills the container. Even the public well that…

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