Marina Silva: Defending Rainforest Communities in Brazil by Ziporah Hildebrandt

Marina Silva: Defending Rainforest Communities in Brazil

Ziporah Hildebrandt

112 pages first pub 2001 (editions)

nonfiction informative medium-paced
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Since her girlhood as a poor rubber-tapper’s daughter in Amazonia, Marina Silva has understood that bulldozing the rainforest for development hurts not only the indigenous peoples living there, but destroys natural resources needed by Brazil and t...

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