The Guarani Aquifer
By HERALDO CAMPOS: “I am not poor, I am sober, with light luggage. I live with just enough so that things do not steal my freedom.” (Pepe Mujica)
17/05/2025
By HERALDO CAMPOS: “I am not poor, I am sober, with light luggage. I live with just enough so that things do not steal my freedom.” (Pepe Mujica)
By HERALDO CAMPOS: It is hoped that the hunt for the alleged “incendiary ghosts” will continue, justice will be served, environmental damage will be accounted for and the bill will be sent to those interested in the social chaos.
By HERALDO CAMPOS: The sea and beaches are increasingly suffering from all kinds of environmental abuse
By HERALDO CAMPOS: Brazil is not immune to tremors caused by geological faults
By HERALDO CAMPOS: The blow to indigenous rights and the Brazilian people after the approval in the Chamber of Deputies of the time frame bill
By HERALDO CAMPOS: The importance of shared management of oil and natural gas royalties
By HERALDO CAMPOS: What these funds are about, where their resources come from and how they can improve the lives of Brazilian men and women
By HERALDO CAMPOS: Consequences of predatory, illegal and criminal activity in Yanomani territories
By HERALDO CAMPOS: The tragedy of São Sebastião and actions needed to prevent new ones from happening
By HERALDO CAMPOS:
A country that has a secure supply of water must look after its reserves as carefully as those that have suffered conflicts due to the lack of this resource.
By HERALDO CAMPOS:
Devastation, genocide and misgovernment seem like a remake of a plot from another dictatorship, but with other actors and more sophisticated scenarios
By HERALDO CAMPOS: Activities that should be considered essential for the restoration of a contaminated aquifer and the costs involved
By HERALDO CAMPOS: The current federal government, militarized, is a destructive, demolishing government, like few others in our fragile democratic history.
By HERALDO CAMPOS: Itaorna Beach is located on a geological fault and over the years the Angra 1, 2 and 3 nuclear power plants were built there.
By HERALDO CAMPOS:
Let us remember that we, men and women, are part of the environment and that it has been annihilated by the president and his petty government every day.
By HERALDO CAMPOS: The restoration of a contaminated government must occur with the full and complete reparation of this contamination, resulting from a progressive deterioration of the political environment due to the rise of Nazifascism.
By HERALDO CAMPOS: “I am not poor, I am sober, with light luggage. I live with just enough so that things do not steal my freedom.” (Pepe Mujica)
By HERALDO CAMPOS: It is hoped that the hunt for the alleged “incendiary ghosts” will continue, justice will be served, environmental damage will be accounted for and the bill will be sent to those interested in the social chaos.
By HERALDO CAMPOS: The sea and beaches are increasingly suffering from all kinds of environmental abuse
By HERALDO CAMPOS: Brazil is not immune to tremors caused by geological faults
By HERALDO CAMPOS: The blow to indigenous rights and the Brazilian people after the approval in the Chamber of Deputies of the time frame bill
By HERALDO CAMPOS: The importance of shared management of oil and natural gas royalties
By HERALDO CAMPOS: What these funds are about, where their resources come from and how they can improve the lives of Brazilian men and women
By HERALDO CAMPOS: Consequences of predatory, illegal and criminal activity in Yanomani territories
By HERALDO CAMPOS: The tragedy of São Sebastião and actions needed to prevent new ones from happening
By HERALDO CAMPOS:
A country that has a secure supply of water must look after its reserves as carefully as those that have suffered conflicts due to the lack of this resource.
By HERALDO CAMPOS:
Devastation, genocide and misgovernment seem like a remake of a plot from another dictatorship, but with other actors and more sophisticated scenarios
By HERALDO CAMPOS: Activities that should be considered essential for the restoration of a contaminated aquifer and the costs involved
By HERALDO CAMPOS: The current federal government, militarized, is a destructive, demolishing government, like few others in our fragile democratic history.
By HERALDO CAMPOS: Itaorna Beach is located on a geological fault and over the years the Angra 1, 2 and 3 nuclear power plants were built there.
By HERALDO CAMPOS:
Let us remember that we, men and women, are part of the environment and that it has been annihilated by the president and his petty government every day.
By HERALDO CAMPOS: The restoration of a contaminated government must occur with the full and complete reparation of this contamination, resulting from a progressive deterioration of the political environment due to the rise of Nazifascism.
