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Brazil
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Brazil’s Sewage Woes Reflect the Growing Global Water Quality Crisis
The headlines continue to highlight the problems with the water quality and the associated risks.
Dave Zirin: Protests by Athletes and Displaced Rio Residents Accompany Opening of 2016 Olympic Games
Dave Zirin, sports editor for The Nation magazine, says protests from athletes attending the 2016 Olympics.
Engineering the Olympic Games in Rio
Here's a look at how the city is preparing to the Olympics, including the work of civil engineers who played a pivotal role in building the infrastructure and stadiums.
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“One Day, We Will Win”: The Fight to Protect Indigenous Lands From Brazil’s Hydrodam Plans
The Sao Luiz do Tapajos dam is the first of four slated to be built on the Tapajos River.
Brazilian Prosecutor Finds No Crime Committed by Dilma: Will the Law Count for Anything in Brazil?
Dilma Rousseff's impeachers have criminal violation to even allege.
The Developing World Is Awash With Pesticides: Does It Have to Be?
Herbicides, insecticides and fungicides threaten the environment and human health in many parts of the world. But research is pointing to a better approach.
Greg Palast on US Election Fraud and Neoliberalism Gone Amok in Latin America and Greece
Greg Palast is no stranger to neoliberal shenanigans.
International Agribusiness Targets Farmland in Brazil
Land speculation stimulates the expansion of plantations across Brazil, increasing land conflicts and displacement of Indigenous communities.
In Wake of Coup, Should Brazil’s Olympics Be Moved or Become a Site of Protest?
Protesters have vowed to flood the streets during the Olympics.
Brazil: Rules Protecting Amazon Under Threat in New Political Fight
Environmental licensing would be “auto-approved” once an Environmental Impact Assessment has been submitted.