From chickens to cassava, Brazil’s Munduruku seek alternatives to mining

Mongabay
May 20, 2025, 8:10 am116 pts
“We’re going to just keep mopping the ocean,” said Toya Manchineri, referring to Brazil’s administration effort to expel illegal miners from two Munduruku Indigenous territories in Pará state. As long as public bodies aren’t constantly present to inspect and surveil the areas after the operation,…

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