Three ‘gringos’ brave heat, mosquitos, illegal gold miners and pirates in the Amazon: A Wits University accounting professor has returned from his Amazon expedition he undertook to fight climate change
, wondered if it was because they were “so young and stupid” that the trip was such a disaster. He promised himself he would tackle it again after 50 years.
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