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The BR-319 roadway is a largely dirt road that runs through the rainforest, connecting the city of Manaus to the rest of the country.
Environmentalists say paved road would make it easier for illegal loggers and land grabbers to access more remote parts of the forest.
One study says paving of the road could lead to a fivefold increase in deforestation by 2030 .
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