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What is a native Amazonians point of view on destroying the amazon?
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∙ 14y ago
the native Amazonians don't destroy the amazon rainforest they live in one part for about 2 years and after about 5 harvests the land isn't useful anymore so they burn it down this is called slash and burn they burn it so all the nutrients they have used go back into the ground this process takes a very long time and the Amazonians go back to the land in 50 years time and do the same again its a big nature cycle that doesn't harm anyone or anything the only thing that would harm Amazonia is cutting down the trees .
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