Tag: environmental crime
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A Sentinel of San Paolo: The Italian Priest Under 24/7 Protection From Mafia-Waste Revelations
Uncovering a Hazard Beyond the Ruins In a town long shaped by poverty and neglect, a quiet cacophony of fear rises from the streets of Caivano, just northeast of Naples. Here, a devoted priest has taken on a perilous mission: to expose the Mafia’s toxic waste dumping and to defend his community from the unseen…
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Priest in Caivano Risking His Life to Unmask Mafia-Toxic Waste Scourge
Introduction: A Quiet Town Under a Dark Cloud In Caivano, a town nestled northeast of Naples, a quiet afternoon can hide a volatile reality. The city often makes headlines for crime and poverty, yet one priest has become the frontline in a different kind of battle: exposing the Mafia’s toxic waste dumping that poisons soil,…
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Dedicated to Exposing the Mafia’s Toxic Waste Dumping: A Priest’s 24/7 Protection
Introduction: A Mission in a Shadowed Town In Caivano, a town northeast of Naples, a relentless battle unfolds against a hidden threat. The Mafia’s toxic waste dumping has tainted land and lives for years, and one priest has turned his church into a frontline outpost for truth. This is not merely a story about crimes…
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Nusantara Forest Damaged by Illegal Mining and Plantations: 13,000 Ha Under Threat
Overview of the Crisis in Nusantara’s Forests Recent findings from Indonesia’s special task force reveal alarming losses in Nusantara’s forest cover. A total of 13,000 hectares have been detrimentally affected, with 4,236 hectares converted into illegal coal mines and 8,338 hectares damaged by unauthorized plantations. The figures underscore a pressing threat to biodiversity, watershed integrity,…
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Nusantara Forest: 13,000 Ha Damaged by Illegal Mining and Plantations
13,000 Hectares of Nusantara Forest Hit by Illegal Activities The Nusantara forest, a critical site for biodiversity and climate resilience, is facing a mounting crisis. Recent findings by a special task force led by Insp. Gen. Edgar Diponegoro reveal that a staggering 13,000 hectares of forest land have been compromised by illicit activities: 4,236 hectares…