let's get some analysis on the story now we have mollica vera sammy with us she's a researcher at prelims humboldt university she's an expert on sustainability and conservation and she's currently researching how to prevent the 4 station hi molokai thank you for joining us and put this into context for us how significant is the situation that we're seeing on the ground in the amazon right now as you just pointed out you know this is an 80 percent increase from normal levels and i think the forest fire manifestations of the governance level. issues in brazil right now that's encouraging organized crime and killing of indigenous people. in 2018 we saw that every week 3 indigenous people that's every week being killed for protecting their and suster land so. so what that means is that. these 5 years have huge implications for biodiversity and the people living in the forests i do want to ask you more about the governance but tell us what those implications are 1st of all for biodiversity why is this such an important land as you know the amazon basin is very rich in bad diversity and has imp

let's get some analysis on the story now we have mollica vera sammy with us she's a researcher at berlin's humboldt university she's an expert on sustainability and conservation and she's currently researching how to prevent the 4 station high molokai thank you for joining us and put this into context for us how significant is the situation that we're seeing on the ground in the amazon right now as you just pointed out you know this is an 80 percent increase from normal levels and i think the forest fires i'm on the frustrations of the governance level. issues in brazil right now that's encouraging organized crime and killing of indigenous people. in 2018 we saw every week free indigenous people that's every week being killed for protecting their and suster land so so what that means is that. these 5 years have huge implications for biodiversity and the people living in the forests i do want to ask you more about the governance but tell us what those implications are 1st of all for biodiversity why is this such an important land as you know the amazon basin is very rich in bad diversity an

let's get some analysis on the story now we have mollica vera saw me with us she's a researcher of prelims humboldt university she's an expert on sustainability and conservation and she's currently researching how to prevent the for station high molokai thank you for joining us and put this into context for us how significant is the situation that we're seeing on the ground in the amazon right now as you just pointed out you know this is an 80 percent increase from normal levels and i think the forest fires i'm on the fest a show ends of the governance level. issues in brazil right now that's encouraging organized crime and killing of indigenous people. in 2018 we saw every week 3 indigenous people that's every week being killed for protecting their and suster land so so what that means is that. these 5 years have huge implications for biodiversity and the people living in the forests i do want to ask you more about the governance but tell us what those implications are 1st of all for biodiversity why is this such an important land as you know the amazon basin is very rich in bad diversity