Peru handing over its indigenous reserves to oil

Some updates for those who are (or aren't yet, but are going to be...) following the goings-on in Amazonian Peru right now:

http://news.mongabay.com/2009/0816-hance_uncontacted_logging.html

A bit of background on how the Peruvian government has chosen to deal with those pesky natives protesting the expropriation of resources on their land...
http://news.mongabay.com/2009/0519-peru.html

This is the latest article, which I also posted on Facebook:
http://news.mongabay.com/2009/0803-hambone_peru.html

That's a start, and all of course lead to a wealth (or tsunami, depending on your perspective) of many other pertinent environment-related articles. Thanks to Gordon and Dara Ulmer of San Marcos, TX (Texas State U) for posting previous links that directed me to this website. There is, of course, more information than any one of us could hope to keep up on in a single lifetime, but that also means there's lots of material for everyone who's interested in what's happening in the world today.

Other good sites...
www.rabble.ca
www.guardian.co.uk (Thanks to Dave Macdonald of Dunster, BC for this one)

Thanks!
Susan