Le paradis menacé des Penan
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La destruction de la forêt pluviale de Bornéo menace le mode de vie traditionnel des nomades Penan. Dans le livre Doomed ParadiseLien externe, le photographe suisse Tomas Wüthrich montre la vie dans la jungle, la déforestation et l’influence de la modernité.
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