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Soybean cultivation threatens biodiversity in Brazil

Brazilian soybeans are exported to the four corners of the world. But in Brazil, its culture is an ecological disaster. Here is why.

01/01/2020 5:40 PM

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10 comments

  • Regino N.
    01/07/2020 18:59

    Tchatchatchau Cerrado

  • Paula A.
    01/02/2020 14:17

    let's clarify that most of this production becomes animal feed, and not tofu!!

  • Fernando S.
    01/02/2020 10:30

    We will explore our natural resource until the end, like every country did. This isn't about Brazil it's about our culture, economy and life style. And people say shit from their countries destroyers smartphones, computers...

  • Clovis F.
    01/02/2020 09:20

    And in US folks? All green culture? Brut is defending US interests... as usual And HNY

  • Fernando S.
    01/01/2020 23:33

    Argentina

  • Santiago M.
    01/01/2020 22:27

    Criminal Jair Bolsonaro Brazilian president and disciple of ignorant clown Donald Trump continue to destroy everything they touch

  • জন অ.
    01/01/2020 20:36

    "Corner" of the world? Is this a flat earther page?

  • Jacuma P.
    01/01/2020 19:49

    Thanks god .somebody mentioned it!

  • Otniel A.
    01/01/2020 19:07

    Why don't you guys at Brut. just send some good vibes, now that is the first day of the year and all...

  • Dan B.
    01/01/2020 19:05

    It's utterly amazing, how all the politicians mouth off about how they are going to fix the planet, etc, and yet this shit still goes on... Like plastic bags, recycling... Lying scum... Green peace and the like need to take matters into their own hands as they did decades ago...