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Peak Oil in South & Central America

Peak Oil in South & Central America (1) Pre-Covid ..Fig 1: Oil production and peak years Production peaked 2015 due to Venezuela’s production collapse. Brazil’s production has not yet peaked but is unlikely to offset Venezuela’s decline. All other countries together are on a bumpy production plateau for the last 20 years. Fig 2: Oil […]

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River of Trash

RIVER OF TRASH How Plastic Pollution Is Making Central American Communities Uninhabitable THE FISHERMEN STAND thigh-deep in the muddy water as our boat pulls up to the shore, grass shushing against the hull. It is a still, cool morning and mist wicks off the river as the sun begins to rise above the trees. Down the […]

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Migrant caravan: Foreshadowing the future and reflecting the present

Migrant caravan: Foreshadowing the future and reflecting the present The march of hundreds of Central American migrants through Mexico has inflamed tensions between the Trump administration and the Mexican government and focused attention on the United States’ southern border. The ostensible reasons for the march are familiar: The migrants were fleeing corruption, social and political […]

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The Honduran Coup’s Ugly Aftermath

The Honduran Coup’s Ugly Aftermath Exclusive: As Secretary of State in 2009, Hillary Clinton helped a right-wing coup in Honduras remove an elected left-of-center president, setting back the cause of democracy and enabling corrupt and drug-tainted forces to tighten their grip on the poverty-stricken country, as Jonathan Marshall explains. Imelda Marcos will forever be remembered for […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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