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29 August 2001 The day began at 4:00 in the morning. The initial sadness of being awaken for my watch turn so early (how it reminded me of my night shifts at hospitals!) was replaced by such a good feeling at the moment I looked up at the sky.
Also worth mentioning the company of good friend Agnaldo from the Amazon, who also writes for rock fanzines (in his case, punk rock; in mine, progressive rock - talked about Pink Floyd, the punk of progressive rock!). After watch, lots of hours sorting out medications
and medical supplies for the expedition, in fact, probably the majority
will not be used at all (I hope!), but the idea is to be prepared for
accidents that may happen, like snake bites and others. And working
while listening to good progressive rock Márcio
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14 May 2001:
Brazilian government reveals continued increase
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11 May 2001
Illegal timber confiscated by Brazilian
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17 April 2001
Greenpeace exposes new season of illegal
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4 April 2001
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2 April 2001
Historic milestone
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22 March 2001
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21 March 2001
Greenpeace: stop trade with ancient forest
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13 March 2001
Greenpeace calls off protest in France
13 March 2001
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Greenpeace stops Canadian certified rainforest
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New international report on Interfor released
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