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← What happens after a mining rush? Photographs from Madagascar Rubies, sapphires, and other gems can draw tens of thousands of people to remote sites, sometimes in Madagascar’s highly biodiverse protected areas. Public attention often focuses on the mining rush, but the toll on the landscape and human lives can endure long after. by Arnaud De Grave on 31 July 2017
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Les canards n’ont pas de plumes pare-balles quand les VIP abusent de leur immunité politique.

Posted on 31. August 2017 by Lucile R

Les canards ont besoin d’une réelle protection. VIP arrêtez de chasser dans les parcs! #Alaotra #Madagascar pic.twitter.com/PMO5l49UnE

— BandroAlert (@BandroAlert) August 20, 2017

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← What happens after a mining rush? Photographs from Madagascar Rubies, sapphires, and other gems can draw tens of thousands of people to remote sites, sometimes in Madagascar’s highly biodiverse protected areas. Public attention often focuses on the mining rush, but the toll on the landscape and human lives can endure long after. by Arnaud De Grave on 31 July 2017
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