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According to the reading, what is special  About the amazon region?

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According to the reading, what is special  About the amazon region?

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According to the reading, what is special About the amazon region

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What are the two sides of the oil debate? What do oil companies want? What do the indigenous people want?

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What are the two sides of the oil debate? What do oil companies want? What do the indigenous people want?

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What is your  own personal opinion? Should the oil companies be able to drill for oil in order to make money, or should  the Amazon be protected? defend your opinion with solid arguments

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What is your  own personal opinion? Should the oil companies be able to drill for oil in order to make money, or should  the Amazon be protected? defend your opinion with solid arguments

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It has the four geography of the country and is also one of the most biodiverse places on the planet with thousands of plants and animals.

The advantage of extracting oil there is commercial growth of the country be selling the different products ecuador could become rich disadvantages of oil destroying biodiversity and killing animals and a variety of plants species.

Oil compinies want to contaminate biodiversity and destroy the wealth of Ecuador instead of takin care of it.

The ecuadorian Amazon are willing to fight for their land because it produces fruits and also de Amazon has a great variety of species such mammals, reptiles and amphibians that majes tourism grow every day.

Not just now. But l have Heard that the most polluting part of oil is in the Amazon with a nomber of 1 500 hectáreas and the owners in charge do not want to take care of the demage done vey unfair!! ..

My personal opinión is that we should not let them destroy our Pachamama and we Will continue to protec the ecuadorian Amazon because it affects us a lot, more to the rural people .

They must take care instead of destroying more than what is already tourism may relapse at any time and Jobs for the locality Will not be.

Affects people in the countryside who grow corn: cocoa, and coffe at the time of extracting the oil destroys biodiversity and different species are lost where there Will be no tourists or foreingners who come to see the animals.

EMILY NOTENO :)

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• Situated in Ecuador's eastern territories, the Amazonian stretch is renowned for its astonishing and intricate web of biological diversity, representing a crucial and environmentally significant expanse of our natural world. Recognized as one of Earth's primary repositories of a multitude of flora and fauna species, it is a vibrant ecological treasure trove teeming with life. Within this lush, verdant landscape, myriad species thrive, many of which are endemic to the region, underscoring its global significance as a sanctuary for nature's wonders.

•The discussion surrounding oil extraction in Ecuador's Amazon region is marked by a stark dichotomy. On one side, oil corporations aim to tap into the area's petroleum reserves, eyeing the potential economic gains. These companies are driven by the lucrative opportunities that the extraction of oil promises, looking to capitalize on the untapped wealth beneath the Amazon's surface.

•The primary objective of petroleum corporations is to achieve financial returns through the extraction of oil resources, a process that can pose significant risks to both the ecological well-being of the Amazon and the subsistence of the indigenous peoples who rely on the rainforest for their way of life. The preservation of the Amazon is essential not only for maintaining its rich diversity of life but also for its vital role in combatting global warming and securing sustainable ecological futures.

•The richness of the Amazon extends beyond its vast array of plant and animal species to encompass valuable deposits of petroleum. Despite this region's singular nature, corporate entities prioritize resource extraction over conservation initiatives, a stance which can result in ecological harm. Such exploitative approaches threaten the survival of the numerous species indigenous to the Amazon, potentially upsetting its delicate ecological balance.

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• Situated in Ecuador's eastern territories, the Amazonian stretch is renowned for its astonishing and intricate web of biological diversity, representing a crucial and environmentally significant expanse of our natural world. Recognized as one of Earth's primary repositories of a multitude of flora and fauna species, it is a vibrant ecological treasure trove teeming with life. Within this lush, verdant landscape, myriad species thrive, many of which are endemic to the region, underscoring its global significance as a sanctuary for nature's wonders.

•The discussion surrounding oil extraction in Ecuador's Amazon region is marked by a stark dichotomy. On one side, oil corporations aim to tap into the area's petroleum reserves, eyeing the potential economic gains. These companies are driven by the lucrative opportunities that the extraction of oil promises, looking to capitalize on the untapped wealth beneath the Amazon's surface.

•The primary objective of petroleum corporations is to achieve financial returns through the extraction of oil resources, a process that can pose significant risks to both the ecological well-being of the Amazon and the subsistence of the indigenous peoples who rely on the rainforest for their way of life. The preservation of the Amazon is essential not only for maintaining its rich diversity of life but also for its vital role in combatting global warming and securing sustainable ecological futures.

•The richness of the Amazon extends beyond its vast array of plant and animal species to encompass valuable deposits of petroleum. Despite this region's singular nature, corporate entities prioritize resource extraction over conservation initiatives, a stance which can result in ecological harm. Such exploitative approaches threaten the survival of the numerous species indigenous to the Amazon, potentially upsetting its delicate ecological balance.