Survey led by the INPE and Fiocruz, in partnership with InfoAmazonia, was conducted based on satellite images of indigenous land and analyzes the impact of territorial change on rivers and communities, including mining, degradation and deforestation. Over 62% of the Yanomami population live in areas under the influence of invaders.
Jornalista multimídia, antropólogo e ensaísta. É pós-doutorando do Brazil Lab, da Universidade de Princeton (EUA). Como jornalista, é colaborador da InfoAmazonia e de O Joio e o Trigo, já escreveu para revista Piauí, The Guardian, Agência Pública, Thomson Reuters Foundation, National Geographic Brasil entre outros meios nacionais e internacionais.
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Hemmed in by agribusiness, Xavante territory is hit by high Covid-related mortality rates
With pressure on their native land and traditional foods, agrochemicals polluting their rivers, and a high rate of chronic disease have left the Xavante people of Brazil’s Cerrado savanna vulnerable to the pandemic.