Outgoing government wipes hard drives, slowing environmental progress in Peru

Mongabay: Non-profit organizations are working with the regional government of Loreto, in northeastern Peru, to replace documents and data reportedly lost or destroyed before newly-elected officials took office. Some hard disks had been removed from computers. Others had been deleted, password protected, or infected with viruses, according to regional government officials who took office at the beginning of the year. The lack of data, combined with massive personnel turnover in some offices, will set......

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