Greenpeace Banner Protects Amazon River

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Brazilian Greenpeace

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'Who pays?' asks Brazil Greenpeace protest on climate impact in the Amazon

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Greenpeace activists place a protect banner on a sandbank that has emerged in the middle of one of the major rivers of the Amazon basin that is suffering from the worst draught on record.

The drought has lowered the water level of the Solimoes River to unprecedented lows, exposing the riverbed opposite the town of Manacapuru .

It is the second year in a row of critical drought that has parched the tropical forest fueling extensive wildfires.

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