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k3surfacer t1_iye7nj8 wrote

These things are heartbreaking. Hope it reverses.

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MuvaxMk4 t1_iye8n9p wrote

Fuck the forests, burn them all down and make Air factories is what I say. Who needs trees? It's not like they help us breathe or anything.

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quellerand OP t1_iye9t4l wrote

Actually, a lot of it is for soy plantations that will be used to feed animals all over the world. Soy needs a great amount of water so most countries are cutting on planting soy. Bolsonaro's administration saw this and tried to make a few bucks with it. Brazil is the largest producer of soy in the world currently.

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pete1901 t1_iye9vu4 wrote

This is why I refuse to buy Prime membership.

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Great_White_Samurai t1_iyebdfx wrote

Most people don't realize that the Atlantic rainforest in Brazil holds one of the highest numbers of endemic species in the Americas. It too is being destroyed at an alarming rate.

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der_titan t1_iyeg98e wrote

You expect the US - who is the world's largest producer of oil and gas, and the world's second largest emitter of greenhouse gases - to go to war to be an environmental savior?

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Beautiful-Dig-8972 t1_iyegygs wrote

The new president plans on pushing for more protectionism though right?

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Splenda t1_iyehlx3 wrote

Murder sometimes brings wealth as well.

In capitalism there are far fewer "win-wins" than we are led to believe. Destroying the environment for personal gain may be the oldest path to wealth.

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seekknowledge4ever t1_iyehpmv wrote

Looking forward to the change of the head of the state and protection policy toward the Amazon forest. January 1st 2023 right around the corner.

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_SpaceTimeContinuum t1_iyeqkk1 wrote

I'm so glad Bolsonazi has been thrown out of power. His policies made deforestation much worse.

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jawnyman t1_iyeqnpf wrote

Random thought: does anyone know Amazon’s (company) contribution to deforestation of the Amazon (rainforest)?

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