La tierra que arde
More than 50,000 acres of Andean Patagonian forests burned in the summer of 2015, with local residents attributing the fires to human actions.
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More than 50,000 acres of Andean Patagonian forests burned in the summer of 2015, with local residents attributing the fires to human actions.
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In the Andean Patagonian forests, local residents recount the summer of 2015 when fires consumed over 50,000 acres of land. While a lack of rain contributed to the devastation, many believe human actions played a significant role in igniting the flames. The documentary presents testimonies from those affected, illustrating the tension between environmental factors and human intervention in this ecological disaster. The film captures the aftermath and ongoing discussions surrounding forest management and conservation in the region.
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