https://www.cnnbrasil.com.br/internacional/2020/12/15/ha-2-decadas-chernobyl-era-desativada-anos-apos-pior-acidente-nuclear-do-mundo [Photo courtesy of Vlad Vozniuk/URBEX.]
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we have been getting amazing press coverage for our film Stalking Chernobyl: Exploration After Apocalypse!
by adminhere are some recent articles that came out, that we are so excited to share with you: from italy, brazil, russia, poland. article link: https://redebrasilatual.com.br/cultura/2020/04/documentario-mostra-a-cultura-que-emerge-das-ruinas-de-chernobyl/ [Photo courtesy of Rede Brasil Atual.]
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“For all Jair Bolsonaro’s well-documented hostility to indigenous rights, an aerial assault on the Amazon seems far-fetched. But campaigners believe that under Brazil’s new administration indigenous communities face their most…
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Keep defending indigenous rights in the Amazon with Associação Indígena Pariri – Munduruku, Médio Tapajós!
by adminThe Pariri Indigenous Association fights for the physical and cultural survival of seven Munduruku villages of the Middle Tapajós. Its main mission is to defend indigenous rights and to improve…
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“As deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest reaches the highest level in a decade, the rainforest’s indigenous peoples and their supporters have called for action against the political and business interests…
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“At least 58 people have been confirmed killed and hundreds remain missing following Friday’s mudslide. Even before the latest setbacks, hope that people had survived the tsunami of iron ore…
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Almost three years later, the victims of the worst environmental disaster in Brazil’s history are still waiting for justice!
by adminOn November 5, 2015, a dam in Brazil’s Rio Doce basin collapsed, killing 19 people and harming indigenous communities and their land. Neither the government nor the involved mining companies…
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“At least 58 people have been confirmed killed and hundreds remain missing following Friday’s mudslide. Even before the latest setbacks, hope that people had survived the tsunami of iron ore…
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“At least 58 people have been confirmed killed and hundreds remain missing following Friday’s mudslide. Even before the latest setbacks, hope that people had survived the tsunami of iron ore…
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Photo: Parque Nacional dos Lençóis Maranhenses. #lencois #brazil #travel #nature [Photo credit: Marcus Dall Col, Unsplash.com.]
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