Zuma Press for Greenpeace
03 March, 2006
A tree stands isolated in a soybean field on the edge of a rainforest near Belterra, Para State, Brazil. Soy farming has overtaken cattle ranching and logging as a destroyer of rainforest. Soy is used widely in animal feed for high-density farming, as well as for human consumption. Locally, soy farming provided a source of income in what was an economically depressed area.
Daniel Beltrá
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