How did oil drilling affect Camiri, Bolivia’s environment?

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  1. 3. "Now, the consequences are evident. The rivers are polluted and the forest has been impacted." Hint: Rhymes with solution
  2. 7. Environmental groups promote this effort to protect Camiri's forests from the damage caused by oil drilling.
  3. 8. Oil exploration activities led to Brazil nut trees to be cut, weakening the community's _______. Hint: Rhymes with agronomy
  4. 9. Activist Mirna Fernandez, coordinator of the Save Madidi Campaign, states "up to 60% of the park's ____________ may be affected by mega projects." Hint: It means the variety of life
  5. 10. Oil extraction in Camiri is considered a form of this unsustainable use of natural resources.
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  1. 1. In May 2015, president Evo Morales authorized oil activity on 22% of Bolivia's territory. Previously, companies have not been allowed to do oil work on these __________.
  2. 2. Soil polluted by oil drilling in Camiri loses these organisms that break down dead matter and recycle nutrients.
  3. 4. Drilling operations in Camiri destroy this, forcing wildlife to flee their natural home.
  4. 5. Oil projects in Camiri often threaten the lands and rights of these original communities native to the region. Hint: Rhymes with Treacherous
  5. 6. "They cut Brazil nut trees even though they shouldn't have done it." Hint: The process by removing a mass of trees