Venezuela Opens Probe Into Table-top Mountain 'Party'
Article by AFP, AFP News (Published in Barron’s) I February 10, 2022
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Is Culture the Missing Piece in Our Quest for a Greener and Humane Recovery? Five Ways the Cultural Sector Steps In
Article by Katya Gorbatiouk, The Ensemble I February 2, 2022
planetGOLD
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Forest Trends
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Venezuela’s environmental crisis: ‘the beginning of a wave of destruction’
Article by Gideon Long, Financial Times I January 16, 2022
Ecocide in Venezuela: the Chavista dictatorship caused an environmental disaster with the illegal exploitation of natural resources
Article by Helen Hernandez, OI Canadian | January 16, 2022
Venezuela: Understanding Political, External, and Criminal Actors in an Authoritarian State
Article by Evan Ellis, Small Wars Journal | January 14, 2022
Les ravages de la ruée vers l’or au sud de l’Orénoque
Article by Patrick Bele, Le Figaro (Page 14) | December 29, 2021
A Closer Look at Colombia’s Illegal, Artisanal, and Small-Scale Mining
Article by Ryan Berg & Henry Ziemer, CSIS | December 20, 2021
Stop Ecocide
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Why Venezuela’s “ecocide” must not be ignored
Article by Patrick Mulholland, The New Statesman | November 24, 2021 (Mentions SOSOrinoco)
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