Unrest in the Amazon - Understanding the Issue Part 3 of 3

the extension.  hahaha

I think he's not talking about how global warming has begun. By the way, "Rio corrientes" pollution is a case of enviromental law desregulation. You say people can negotiate the terms of explotation but, in legal language, they lack of mechanisms.

you dont make much sense, but at least it is a dialogue. I meant to ridicule his comment that I need to watch a documentary by a celebrity to understand or become informed about a subject. Although I do recommend The world according to Monsanto by Marie-Monique Robin.

I thought it was just an example,
e.g. check out Sicko, The corporation, Farenheit 9/11...

He's just suggesting

yes you can negotiate the terms of development and minister brack knows the environment rather well, he can participate and help define terms and compliance mechanisms. the team worlking on the tlcs also have a lot of experience in negotiating terms with international institutions.

hahaha

sorry, but I've heard some things about recent Brack's report on Yanacocha Co. and it's enviromental impacts.

Even the mess at la oroya was being cleaned up, the remedial work was up to 60% completed, the financial fraud games being played by doe run are not the peruvian govt's fault. the point is you can have sucessful and controlled exploitation.

indeed you can. As long as you count with the legal support. I doubt that Peru has it.

Why so negative? Because we dont have as many lawyers as the usa?
DOnt be so condescending, we've been around for a long time. Even in the states the EPA was created eventually wasnt it?

hahaha! you are blindfolded duh!