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Waterways in Brazil’s Manaus choked by tons of trash

  • From January to May, city workers have removed 4,500 tons of trash, most of which could have been recycled instead of being thrown in the river
By AFP ·
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Leaders at global climate talks pledge to cut methane and save forests

By Reuters ·

Saudi tree-planting deal boosts Kingdom’s afforestation drive

By Arab News ·

More deforestation threaten Brazilian agribusiness

By Reuters ·

Brazil needs $10bn a year in aid for carbon neutrality by 2050

By Reuters ·

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