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The fate of the Amazonian rainforest is one that concerns us all. Yet as the American journalist Monte Reel suggests in this excellent book, the closer you get to the problem, the harder it is to see your way clearly. Yes, deforestation is an environmental catastrophe, and the rights of indigenous peoples’ is a hot issue, but many in Brazil see international pressure on loggers and the like as hypocritical.https://dialogue.earth/content/uploads/2024/04/Dialogue-Earth-logo_Thumbnail.png1200675