What did satellite observations show about deforestation in the Amazon? [br] [o

It’s more than eight months since the Brazilian government announced a package of measures to combat deforestation, after satellite observations showed the rate of destruction in the Amazon was picking up again. So far, there’s been little evidence of a slowdown, despite a string of raids on illegal sawmills and moves to cut off credit to farmers operating outside the law.
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Scientists say they found ceramics, bits of clothing and the well preserved remains of a young woman in the once buried city. The site, which stretches for more than five kilometres, also shows evidence of human sacrifice. The civilization’s capital was near modern-day Ayacucho, in the Andes, but the Wari travelled widely and are known for building Peru’s first extensive network of roads. Long before the Incas established their empire, the Waft created one nearly as large, but far more enduring. While the Inca state lasted around a century, the Wari civilization flourished for more than four hundred years.
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