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Brazil's Laws Threaten Ecosystems With the 'Three Apocalyptic D's'
Brazil's beautiful, diverse, and globally significant ecosystems could face downsizing, downgrading, and delisting - the "three apocalyptic D's" - if a set of new proposed mining laws go into effect.
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