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Spiralling frontier threats in Indigenous Amazonia

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By Gabriel De Oliveira, Beto Marubo, Carlos Nobre, Cléo Quaresma Dias-Júnior, Deborah Delgado Pugley, Zoe Pierrat, Marco Heredia-R, Douglas Morton, Lucas Andrigo Maure, Qianlai Zhuang, Torsten Krause, Guilherme Mataveli, Nathaniel A. Brunsell, Leonardo Ziccardi, Imelda K. Moise, Trent Biggs, Irene Carniatto, Fabien H. Wagner, Helber Gomes, Alecsander Mergen, Fernando De Sales, Rodrigo Lilla Manzione, Noemi Vergopolan, J. Brown, Eduardo Eiji Maeda, Andre Lima, André Lima, Ángela Abascal, Michel Chaves, Jeferson Alberto de Lima, Ricardo Dalagnol, Vanessa Fuchs, Matheus Nunes, Gilberto Fisch, Liana Anderson, Damien Arvor, Marcelo Zeri, Lennart Olsson, Celso von Randow, Mateus Batistella, Paulo Moutinho, Jean Ometto, Philip M. Fearnside, Paulo Artaxo, Erin Koster, Beatriz M. Funatsu, Rachel Geber-Corrêa, Amanda Hoffman-Hall, Taciana de Carvalho Coutinho, Alberto Dresch Webler, Caitlyn E. Sutherlin, Wilderclay Barreto Machado, Domênica B. de Melo, Hewlley M. Acioli Imbuzeiro
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Indigenous Lands are critical for protecting Indigenous Peoples and the Amazon. Yet, they are increasingly exposed to socio-environmental frontiers, bringing violence, illegal resource extraction and deforestation. Urgent action is required to prevent irreversible harm to both people and forests, particularly in Brazil’s Vale do Javari Indigenous Land.
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Amazon indigenous leader: Our survival is at stake. You can help (commentary)

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By Beto Marubo
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Beto Marubo, a representative of the Union of Indigenous Peoples of the Javari Valley, warns that indigenous peoples in the Amazon face existential threats from rising deforestation, anti-environment and anti-indigenous policies from the Bolsonaro administration, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Marubo, whose indigenous name is Wino Këyashëni, is calling upon the outside world to pressure the Bolsonaro administration to protect indigenous peoples’ rights, lands, and livelihoods.
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