The coronavirus pandemic could spell disaster for our rainforests — and the communities that protect them

The coronavirus pandemic could spell disaster for our rainforests — and the communities that protect them

The burning season is about to begin in Brazil, where Indigenous Amazonians already face a frightening rise in infections with COVID-19. The virus has been spreading rapidly through Brazil, where nearly 1.5 million cases have been reported so far. Within the country’s Indigenous communities, deaths linked to the virus have risen more than fivefold in…

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‘Unlawful’ home demolitions frustrate SA’s objective to curb Covid-19 spread

‘Unlawful’ home demolitions frustrate SA’s objective to curb Covid-19 spread

Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa (SERI) has called on Minister Lindiwe Sisulu to issue a directive to stop the demolition of homes.It says the unlawful demolition continues to frustrate South Africa’s objectives to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus.SERI says attacks have been ordered and carried out despite the moratorium on evictions.  The Socio-Economic…

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Herman Cain Hospitalized For COVID-19 Hours After Condemning Masks

Herman Cain Hospitalized For COVID-19 Hours After Condemning Masks

Former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain has been hospitalized with COVID-19.A spokesman confirmed the diagnosis Thursday afternoon, describing the 73-year-old as “resting comfortably” at an Atlanta-area hospital after his symptoms became serious enough Wednesday to require care, but not a respirator. Cain’s positive June 29 test came just over a week after he appeared at…

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SA is deindustrialising and Eskom is part of the problem, says Nersa member | Fin24

SA is deindustrialising and Eskom is part of the problem, says Nersa member | Fin24

Nersa’s Nhlanhla Gumede said a decline in electricity demand among electricity reliant industries shows power costs were still at the centre of South Africa’s economic troubles.Stats SA’s report says the mining and quarrying industry decreased by 21.5% in the first quarter while the manufacturing industry contracted by 8.5% over the same period.Stats SA released GDP…

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Boost in support for Liberals the biggest for a minority government in 60 years | CBC News

Boost in support for Liberals the biggest for a minority government in 60 years | CBC News

The Liberals are up in the polls due to the federal government’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. Like the pandemic itself, the surge is almost unprecedented.Support for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals has increased significantly over the last few months, more than any minority government’s support since the 1950s. (Adrian Wyld / Canadian Press)Governing parties…

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How undocumented migrant workers are slipping through Ontario’s COVID-19 net | CBC News

How undocumented migrant workers are slipping through Ontario’s COVID-19 net | CBC News

The Ontario towns of Leamington and Kingsville have some of the highest rates of coronavirus infection in Canada, with large outbreaks on farms and at greenhouses. The province has started testing migrant workers, but these new measures overlook undocumented workers.The Southwestern Ontario towns of Leamington and Kingsville have some of the highest rates of coronavirus…

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Apple store closures: Apple closing 30 more stores because of COVID-19

Apple store closures: Apple closing 30 more stores because of COVID-19

Photo by Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images Apple is re-closing an additional 30 stores in the US as coronavirus cases spike across the country, according to CNBC.Apple will be re-closing stores in Alabama, California, Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, and Oklahoma.The decision comes after Apple said it would close stores in Texas, Florida, Arizona, North Carolina, and…

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