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By Mario Osava

African Forage Invades Brazilian Pampas
African lovegrass has taken the place of native forage plants in several Brazilian states, and has spread to Uruguay and Argentina. Agronomists are experimenting with using buffalo to control it.

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The great green macaw. / Photo credit: Luiz Claudio Marigo.
The great green macaw. / Photo credit: Luiz Claudio Marigo.
By Katiana Murillo

A Corridor of Hope for the Great Green Macaw
This endangered bird is the emblematic species of a nature protection effort aimed at saving crucial ecosystems in Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Just 25 to 35 mating pairs survive in the green macaw's principal habitat.

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Lucas Benítez / Photo credit: Slave Radio.
Lucas Benítez / Photo credit: Slave Radio.
By Diego Cevallos

'It's inhuman that borders are only open to capital'
The North American Free Trade Agreement has encouraged illegal migration, says Mexican peasant Lucas Benítez, winner of the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award, in a conversation with Tierramérica.

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Transnational Oil Companies

Thirty thousand Indians from the Ecuadorian Amazon were able to put the U.S.-based petroleum giant ChevronTexaco in court on charges of environmental destruction. The unprecedented trial began Oct. 21 in Ecuador.

Tierramérica invites you to check out some Internet sites to learn more about international oil companies.

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Indians grow food for vicuñas in Chile... Cuban coffee grows with coffee fertilizer... U.S. fires threaten wildlife... Costa Rica sees rise in bio-pest controls... Fauna languish at Nicaraguan zoo... Mayan sites protected in Guatemala... Ex-ambassador visits Honduran forest... Fighting ozone contamination in Brazil.

 

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