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  1. Rare sighting in #Russia - grassroots protests in #Irkutsk against mass scale logging on thousands of square kilometers of tayga, including around #Baykal lake. The wood is logged legally and illegally (on much larger scale) mostly by #China companies who consider Russian Siberia to be practically their property in exchange for keeping Russia on lifeline and allowing it to barely survive the war it started.

  2. Rare sighting in #Russia - grassroots protests in #Irkutsk against mass scale logging on thousands of square kilometers of tayga, including around #Baykal lake. The wood is logged legally and illegally (on much larger scale) mostly by #China companies who consider Russian Siberia to be practically their property in exchange for keeping Russia on lifeline and allowing it to barely survive the war it started.

  3. Rare sighting in #Russia - grassroots protests in #Irkutsk against mass scale logging on thousands of square kilometers of tayga, including around #Baykal lake. The wood is logged legally and illegally (on much larger scale) mostly by #China companies who consider Russian Siberia to be practically their property in exchange for keeping Russia on lifeline and allowing it to barely survive the war it started.

  4. Rare sighting in #Russia - grassroots protests in #Irkutsk against mass scale logging on thousands of square kilometers of tayga, including around #Baykal lake. The wood is logged legally and illegally (on much larger scale) mostly by #China companies who consider Russian Siberia to be practically their property in exchange for keeping Russia on lifeline and allowing it to barely survive the war it started.

  5. Rare sighting in #Russia - grassroots protests in #Irkutsk against mass scale logging on thousands of square kilometers of tayga, including around #Baykal lake. The wood is logged legally and illegally (on much larger scale) mostly by #China companies who consider Russian Siberia to be practically their property in exchange for keeping Russia on lifeline and allowing it to barely survive the war it started.