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1 July 2015
Las inversiones de Harvard están destruyendo la tierra y los medios de sustento en Argentina
The statement alleges that Harvard University's ownership of 87,000 hectares of eucalyptus and pine plantations in Corrientes, Argentina, managed by EVASA and Las Misiones S.A., has led to groundwater depletion, habitat loss, and pollution from pesticides. It further claims that these investments involved land usurpation without prior consultation and the exploitation of workers under dangerous conditions with inadequate pay, despite Harvard's claims of Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification.
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Themes: biodiversity loss land tenure
Friends of the Earth International
Document type: Statement
Regions: Corrientes Province Argentina

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