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94% of deforestation in Brazilian is illegal as government remains absent - Latin America Reports
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Ninety-four percent of Brazil’s deforestation of the rainforest is considered illegal, per a report from a group of local environmental experts and university researchers. And lack of transparency from the government led by far-right President Jair Bolsonaro has made rampant deforestation even more widespread in the country, the report added. The study that was […]
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