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Tarnished Gold : Illegal Amazon gold seeps into supply chains

When gold medals were given to athletes at the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro last year, it was a huge victory for the environment. But what does it mean for environmental activists, writes the BBC's Stephanie Hegarty.

Source: mynorthwest.com
Published on 2022-01-13

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