‘Inside job’ as Peru eyes gas in uncontacted tribes' land

Survival International: Secret plans reveal Peru is actively pursuing new gas reserves inside protected tribal land, a flagrant violation of laws that prevent such projects. The Nahua-Nanti Reserve in southeast Peru is known for its uncontacted Amazon tribes, but more controversially, for a wide stretch of gas fields called the Camisea project. Only last month, despite 75% of one gas block already dominating the reserve, Peru's Ministry of Mines and Energy gave the Camisea consortium the green light for more gas exploration....

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