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Brazil-Peru railway promises faster trade to China, but at what cost?
The 4,000 km line from Brazil's Atlantic coast to Peru's Pacific is raising both economic expectations and environmental alarm in Latin America
Leaving Home series
Leaving Home: They returned to Afghanistan, but not to stability
Millions of Afghans forced back across the border are returning to a country where conflict, climate and hardship make rebuilding fragile from the start
Leaving Home: When home is no longer home
Millions of people move through overlapping pressures. What does the term ‘climate migrant’ mean – and what does it leave out?
Leaving Home: She left after the fire; a Chilean community’s struggle to stay
Some have migrated from the Valparaíso region, but others have organised to remain in the face of advancing forest fires
Leaving Home: They fled war; in Kakuma, refuge is fragile too
Refugees in Kenya’s Kakuma camp have fled war, raids and persecution. But even in a place of safety, life must be rebuilt again and again
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The coffee farms weighing climate and the market in Brazil
In Minas Gerais state, rising prices are steering some small-scale farmers from the sustainable practices that can mitigate climate change
