Restoring decimated portions of Brazil's rainforest has largely fallen to nonprofits. They're battling illegal land-grabbers, tight budgets, botanical mysteries - and the ticking clock.
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Video footage showed derailed train coaches and damaged tracks. A witness involved in rescue operations said the screams and wails of the injured and the relatives of those killed were chilling.
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OPEC denied media access to its headquarters to reporters from Reuters and other media.
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He might have the temperament, but a president who hates inefficiencies and bailouts and doesn’t benefit from them financially would be doomed to frustration, columnist John Foley writes.
