Natural Security Series: New Mines Mean Bloodshed in Brazil

| Emma Myers
Emma Myers
Research Assistant, Environmental Security Program, Stimson Center

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The Author is Emma Myers

Emma Myers is a Research Assistant with the Environmental Security program at the Stimson Center. With the Center, she works on the intersections of environmental crime and U.S. national security interests. She holds a Bachelor of Arts with distinction in Foreign Affairs and Latin American Studies from the University of Virginia.

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