Brazil opens forest reserve to mining.
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2017-08-25
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Daily Monitor
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Brazil's government has abolished a vast national reserve in the Amazon to open up the area to mining. The area, covering 46,000 sq km (17,800 sq miles), straddles the northern states of Amapa and Para, and is thought to
be rich in gold, and other mineral.
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Daily Monitor. (2017). Brazil opens forest reserve to mining. Daily Monitor.