In Brazil's OIympic Bay, death and ecological devastation
Clip: 6/17/2016 | 9m 51s
Brazil's Olympic bay, Guanabara Bay, is severely polluted and lethally toxic.
Among the many concerns confronting Brazil’s first Olympic Games, one of the most pressing is the state of Guanabara Bay, site of the sailing competition. A vital source of income for local fishermen, the bay is severely polluted and lethally toxic -- but those fighting to preserve it face a violent response. Special correspondent Lulu Garcia-Navarro of NPR reports.
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In Brazil's OIympic Bay, death and ecological devastation
Clip: 6/17/2016 | 9m 51s
Among the many concerns confronting Brazil’s first Olympic Games, one of the most pressing is the state of Guanabara Bay, site of the sailing competition. A vital source of income for local fishermen, the bay is severely polluted and lethally toxic -- but those fighting to preserve it face a violent response. Special correspondent Lulu Garcia-Navarro of NPR reports.
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