As the rainforest gets drier, Amazon Indigenous groups thirst for clean water

Mongabay
Feb 18, 2025, 1:23 pm73 pts
Mariazinha Baré spent her childhood bathing and playing in the Upper Negro River. Born and raised on the triple border where Brazil meets Colombia and Venezuela, she is now worried about the waters of one of the Amazon’s main rivers. Illegal mining activities on the border region have been degrading the…

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