Soy made the Cerrado a breadbasket; climate change may end that

Mongabay
May 5, 2020, 10:07 am210 pts
Bare ground in fields along the BR-020 in August 2019 awaits the planting of Brazil’s most lucrative export — soybeans. Image by Sarah Sax / Mongabay. A Mongabay team, Sarah Sax and Maurício Angelo, recently traveled to the Brazilian Cerrado to report on the impacts of booming agribusiness on the savanna…

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