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Struck by Amazon fires, Brazilians say they want greater environmental protection - Stabroek News

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SAO PAULO,  (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than three-quarters of Brazilians think Amazon rainforest fires have hurt the country’s image - and that environmental protection should become a priority for the country, even at an economic cost, a new survey has found.

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