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☆ How the source of your tissues is fueling wildfires thousands of miles away
  + stars: | 2024-10-08 | by ( Vasco Cotovio | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +9 min
Certain toilet paper, tissue and office paper brands are made with materials from eucalyptus trees, a non-native species to Portugal. CNN PortugalThe problem is eucalyptus trees are particularly flammable. The eucalyptus tree is native to Australia and provides food and shelter to koalas, among other wildlife. As the Portuguese paper and timber industries grew in the mid-1900s, so too did eucalyptus plantations, and the species now covers nearly 2 million acres. In California, the eucalyptus tree has been naturalized, meaning it now grows beyond the places it was planted.
Persons: it’s, Patricia De Melo, Patricia De Melo Moreira, Domingos Patacho, Brais Lorenzo, Patacho, Henrique Pereira dos Santos, de Santos, Juan Manuel Castro Prieto, Luís, Sarabando, Octavio Passos, Jose Sarmento Matos, “ Organizations: Lisbon CNN —, CNN, Firefighters, Getty, AFP, National Park Service, Bloomberg, Northwestern, Agence, Vouga Forestry Association, Navigator Locations: Lisbon, Portugal, Europe, Albergaria, CNN Portugal, Australia, Portuguese, ”, California, Velha, Agueda, Northwestern Portugal, Greece, Italy, Finland, Constancia, Abrantes, United States, New York City, Arouca
☆ Peru's Boluarte calls protests 'threat to democracy,' key mining zones to back them
  + stars: | 2023-07-18 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +1 min
[1/2] Demonstrators participate in a march called by Peru's General Workers Union against President Dina Boluarte's administration, in Lima, Peru, March 9, 2023. REUTERS/Alessandro Cinque/File PhotoLIMA, July 18 (Reuters) - Peru's President Dina Boluarte said on Tuesday that anti-government protests expected to begin this week are "a threat to democracy and the rule of law," seven months after the ousting of her predecessor launched months of deadly protests. Key mining areas in Peru are planning to support a new round of anti-government protests, said Jose de Echave, the head of environmental NGO CooperAccion, who added that groups of miners from the Andean country's key copper mining corridor are set to arrive in Lima. Peru's is the world's second-largest copper producer and its mining corridor in Condoroma, Cusco, is used by MMG's . Reporting by Marco Aquino; Writing by Sarah Morland; Editing by Alexander Villegas, William MacleanOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
Persons: Dina Boluarte's, Alessandro Cinque, LIMA, Dina Boluarte, Boluarte, Pedro Castillo, Jose de Echave, Peru's, Marco Aquino, Sarah Morland, Alexander Villegas, William Maclean Organizations: Peru's General Workers Union, REUTERS, HK, Thomson Locations: Lima , Peru, Peru, Lima, Condoroma, Cusco
☆ Peru protests jolt mine activity with Las Bambas, Antapaccay hit hardest
  + stars: | 2023-02-16 | by ( Marco Aquino Adam Jourdan | Marco Aquino | Adam Jourdan | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +3 min
LIMA, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Peru's top copper mines are starting to see activity hit harder by protests and blockades in the country's southern Andes, power data reviewed by Reuters shows, with Chinese-owned Las Bambas and Glencore PLC's Antapaccay currently worst affected. Those are MMG's (1208.HK) Las Bambas, Peru's third largest copper mine, and Glencore's (GLEN.L) Antapaccay, which have both been hit by blockades on a key mining corridor highway. The data backs this up, suggesting that mines are at times getting some supplies through the blockades, with Las Bambas in recent days see-sawing between full and half power use. Reuters GraphicsRepresentatives from Las Bambas, Antapaccay and Constancia were not immediately available to comment on whether they were receiving inputs for their operations or sending their concentrates in the two-day window with the blockades eased. "Anecdotal reports and high frequency data suggest that ongoing civil unrest in Peru is beginning to choke off activity at key copper mines.
☆ Exclusive: Peru mines on power despite protests, though halt risk looms
  + stars: | 2023-02-08 | by ( Alexander Villegas Adam Jourdan | Alexander Villegas | Adam Jourdan | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +5 min
The analysis of power usage data by Reuters at some of the key mines in Peru, the world's no. The South American nation has been gripped by anti-government protests since the Dec. 7 ouster of leftist President Pedro Castillo. The power data from COES, which represents firms in Peru's energy sector, shows that nearly all major mines are drawing normal or near-normal levels of electricity. A combined index of six key mines is near normal. The other firms did not immediately respond to requests for comment about activity at their mines in Peru.
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