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2007年12月4日

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Environmental News Service

Oil Developers Permitted to Penetrate Pristine Upper Amazon

One of the most intact and biodiverse rainforest regions on Earth, located in the Upper Amazon Basin on the Ecuadorian-Peruvian border, is now threatened by imminent oil development, warns a conservation organization based in Washington with close ties to its counterpart groups in South America…. "Three different oil companies are set to begin operations [there]" said Dr. Matt Finer, an ecologist with...Save America's Forests…. In addition to concerns about the region's extraordinary biodiversity, these new projects pose a major threat to Peru's vulnerable uncontacted peoples. [refers to Barratt Resources, Repsol, Petrobras, Pacific Stratus Energy, Occidental]