Huffington Post
The Ka'apor Indians, a tribe of indigenous Brazilians living in the northeast region of the country's expansive rainforest, have begun taking up arms against illegal loggers who are threatening their homeland. On one of their recent searches for loggers, they were joined by Reuters photographer Lunae Parracho, who documented the scene when they reportedly found a number of the men. Story here.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Ottawa's Devotion to a Popular Weedkiller Remains Steadfast. Is it True Love or Corporate Seduction?
CIRCA 2016 For those familiar with the mounting body of peer-reviewed evidence showing that the herbicide Roundup is probably harmful to ani...
-
Are hungry kids a priority for the Harper government? by Larry Powell The forum (for the riding of Dauphin - Swan River - Neepawa) w...
-
by Larry Powell Planet In Peril has sorted through some of the confusion surrounding the absence of Robert Sopuck, the Conservative M...
-
Larry Powell Powell is an author and veteran, award-winning journalist based in Shoal Lake, Manitoba, Canada. He specializes in stories abou...
1 comment:
"Those who make peaceful evolution impossible, make violent revolution inevitable." JFK
Post a Comment