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Gold mining and extreme weather threaten Indigenous communities in the Amazon

A study identifies gold extraction and weather hazards as threats to Indigenous people in the Amazon. The risks include environmental degradation and increased exposure to severe conditions.

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Mining and weather pressures could compound threats to communities and ecosystems across the Amazon.

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