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Amazon Gold Ventures Deals : Amazon rainforest imperiled in gold rush | Multiply - 0 views

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    PUERTO MALDONADO, Peru - Record gold prices are claiming an unlikely victim: the lush, spectacularly biodiverse rainforests of the Peruvian Amazon. Since the global economy fell off the edge of a cliff in 2008, sending investors scrambling to put their money into the ultimate safe haven, gold, thousands of illegal miners have flooded into the Madre de Dios region of central Peru. Now they are ravaging its pristine tropical rainforests and river systems, including some of Peru's most important nature reserves, using primitive mining techniques to churn through vast quantities of the region's rich, sandy soils, sparkling with specks of the precious metal. As the do so, they poison the water table with mercury and carve out vast, toxic holes in the virgin jungle. "It is a disaster zone," says Jorge Herrera, director of the southern Amazon program for the Peruvian branch of the World Wildlife Fund. "The environmental cost is extremely high. That is partly due to the techniques used, but also to the irreplaceable biodiversity that this region harbors." Since the global financial crisis in 2008, investor capital has fled to a standard haven: gold. Prices for the yellow metal reached record highs this year, raising the incentive to get the gold out of the ground. Impoverished people in rural areas became artisanal miners. Companies sprang up with new machinery, and governments tapped in, too. In Latin America, everyone is finding a way to get in on the scramble. Estimates of the number of miners in Madre de Dios range between 40,000 and 50,000. According to the Peruvian Society for Environmental Law, which is known by its Spanish initials, SPDA, just 3 percent of them are legal, working formal concessions with environmental permits and approved equipment. These miners produce roughly one fifth of Peru's annual total of 175 metric tons of gold. They are also responsible for destroying more than 70 square miles of tropical rainforest s
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Amazon Gold Ventures: Joint Venture Request - 0 views

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    Thanks for your interest in working with us. However we receive so many request for joint ventures and network invitations that it's no longer practical to explore them all. So we've come up with a simple process to help us foster relationships with serious companies that are willing to back their claims. How To Work With Us: So to help us determine which companies are right fit, we are now requesting that you test any offers, products, service or websites you would like us to promote by purchasing an ad on WorkAtHomeCareers.com Why Do It This Way? 1. The logic is simple. If you can make money with the ad you place on our site, then obviously we can too! if the results are good, we may enter a relationship with your company and scale up our efforts accordingly. 2. The other benefit is that we will have access to your ad data to verify any of the claims you make. Data you provide is UNACCEPTABLE because we have found that the numbers provided vary greatly depending on how promotions were done on other venues. So they don't necessarily translate to the same numbers on our site. However with your ads being served directly on our site, we know exactly what to expect in terms of click thrus and can approximate conversions. Next Steps: 1. So if you want to work with our company, please place your ad now by clicking here. My suggestion is to pick the ads with the best visibility or all of them if you want to blanket the site with your offer. 2. Once you have collected enough data from our site, feel free to email me using the form below to discuss your ad stats and we can take it from there. Be sure to include your user name and any details about which ads did the best. So as long as you follow the steps above we're willing to discuss working together. But we won't be able to entertain any questions or emails until you've invested in an ad. I hope to work with you.
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