6billion hectares - Brazilian clear cutting.

mejuan
Last Modified: February 13, 2008
Issue: February 2008

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This passionate message was posted by “niggaz4ever” on fotolog.net (Sao Paulo, Brazil)

The posted item highlights the issue of Brazilian clear cutting for the production of beef.

In Spain there is little or no mention of this sort of news.

It’s 6 billion hectares!!! How can it be kept quiet?

“Revolta”
malditos comedores de carniça, essa foto mostra outra cidade de outro estado de outro pais,,,,,,,,, e outro otario pos-fogo…….. talvez nós não dassemos tanta importancia se existissem outros planetas e esta foto não fosse em um lugar que ainda chamo de meu lar….6 bilhões de otariosss carniceiros

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