Rudja Santos
Journalism
Freelance journalist covering environmental, social, and political issues in the Amazon. She received a microgrant from Agência Pública, in partnership with WWF Brazil, to research climate change. In 2024, she was a speaker at the ABRAJI Congress on journalism, security, and biodiversity in the Amazon. He was an ABRAJI fellow for reporting on environmental defenders and participated in conferences and training related to environmental and data journalism. He works in Amapá and French Guiana.
Projects
The report will investigate the human and environmental impacts of oil exploration on local and traditional ecosystems in the Amazon region, on the border between Amapá, French Guiana, Suriname, and British Guiana.
It had the scientific collaboration of Marina Méga, Maria Napolitani and Iago Simões, students of The Training Program in Quantitative Ecology.
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