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Ondanks de internationale afspraken om de ontbossing van de Braziliaanse Amazone te stoppen, gaat deze gewoon door voor de vleesindustrie. Bos verdwijnt illegaal voor veeteelt of om er soja te verbouwen wat in grote getale naar Nederland wordt geëxporteerd.

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