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...couple of important ways, Mamani is unusual. As a Peruvian, he is outside the main markets of Mexico, Argentina, Chile and Brazil, which together account for more than 75% of Latin American Web users (Brazil alone has 55% of them). And while the money he makes is enough to support his wife and three children, it does not place him anywhere near what Latin American marketers call "Class A or Class B"--the wealthy or at least upper middle class that makes up the bulk of online traffic...
...prod local governments to step up land buying. "We have to protect what is left," he says. Private groups and wealthy individuals can open their pocketbooks too. Preservation-minded Doug Tompkins, founder of the Esprit clothing company, has bought 640,000 acres (259,000 hectares) of forest land in Chile...
Wilson has been traveling extensively since she left her post as Radcliffe president last spring. She serves on the Presidential appointed internet advisory committee, ICANE, and her work has taken her to Egypt, Berlin and Chile in recent months...
...could they have got here? One growing possibility, long thought heretical: by boat along the eastern and western coasts of the Americas. A 12,500-year-old settlement in Monte Verde, Chile, for example, seems to have been reached most easily by water. The lack of any evidence of shipbuilding doesn't dissuade Adovasio. Says he: "You had southeast Asians sailing to Australia more than 50,000 years...
...open observation deck, you can gaze upon rivers with rushing waterfalls as well as lush bird life and wildflowers. For the eight-day, seven-night excursion, prices begin at $2,545, and you sleep two nights aboard plush, vintage cars with names like the Arizona and the Chile Verde. On remaining nights, you stay in Tucson, Ariz., and Divisadero and Cerocahui in Mexico...