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Nature Wars

Nature Wars is a newsletter analyzing environmental conflict and natural resource markets in Ecuador. Combining over two decades of investigative reporting and historical research, it provides expert insight into the political, economic, social, and environmental conflicts driving risk in the Andean nation’s oil, mining, and bond markets.

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