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Dirceu Kruger ordered to pay compensation for damage he caused to the climate through illegal deforestation.
The rancher used chainsaws to clear vegetation, then set fires to clear the land and finally planted grass to establish pasture for raising cattle.
It is the largest civil case brought for climate crimes in Brazil to date and start of a legal push to repair and deter damage to the rainforest.
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