Brazil to inject its anti-corruption funds into environmental protection

Brazil will pour its anti-corruption funds into protecting the environment including tackling the Amazon fire.
Brazilian media reports said on Thursday that Brazil's federal government has decided to spend around 2-hundred forty-four million U.S. dollars of anti-corruption funds on environmental protection.
Brazil's judicial authorities have collected the funds through corruption investigations involving politicians and entreprenuers since 2014.
The rest of the funds will mainly be used in education.