Environmental crime in Portugal

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Residents of Pernes woke once again to a nauseating smell in the air and the Alviela riverbed coated in a brown foam.

Correio da Manhã3 Feb

Patrols by the GNR in the Planalto Mirandês aim to prevent environmental crimes, safeguard ecosystems and protect domestic animals and wildlife.

Observador15 Jan

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