Amazon in Flames (Interview): Brazilian ecologist Dr. Bernardo M. Flores sheds light on the long-term ecological fallout of devastating Amazon fires and cuts through rhetoric to pinpoint the real threats to the rainforest under President Bolsonaro.: NACLA Report on the Americas: Vol 51, No 4

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Michael Fox is an independent multimedia journalist based in Brazil and a former editor of the NACLA Report on the Americas. More of his work can be found at his website, www.mfox.us.

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Amazon in Flames (Interview)

Brazilian ecologist Dr. Bernardo M. Flores sheds light on the long-term ecological fallout of devastating Amazon fires and cuts through rhetoric to pinpoint the real threats to the rainforest under President Bolsonaro.

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Brazilian ecologist Dr. Bernardo M. Flores sheds light on the long-term ecological fallout of devastating Amazon fires and cuts through rhetoric to pinpoint the real threats to the rainforest under President Bolsonaro.

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