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Civil Society
July 4, 2022
Project harkens back to the historic Alliance of the Forest Peoples in the state of Acre
The partnership promotes the integrated management of nine indigenous lands and three extractive reserves to ensure sustainability and preserve the forest.
By
Leandro Chaves
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Civil Society
March 17, 2022
Solution package leads to sustainable production, fair trade, and protection of the Amazon
Origens Brasil connects extractivists and indigenous people from protected areas in Pará to businesses and consumers providing nuts, cumaru, latex e pirarucu free of deforestation.
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Aldem Bourscheit
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Opinion
August 16, 2022
Knowledge is power: facts are fundamental to meaningful action in the Amazon
The Legal Amazon is 1,5x larger than India and bigger than the rest of Brazil; given this immensity, it is easy to miss some key facts about the region
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Salo Coslovsky
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Opinion
October 5, 2021
How agroforestry replicates the efficient Toyota System in the field
Upon closer examination, agroforestry reveals a sophisticated operation, wherein each plant and animal species is introduced or tolerated according to a careful assessment as in the famous japanese production system. It has the potential to provide a bright future for the recuperation of degraded lands and Amazonian agriculture.
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Salo Coslovsky
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Opinion
November 2, 2021
What to expect from the COP26 resolutions
The transition to a low-carbon economy involves structural changes that require a new governance system. This is one of the most important points of the Climate Summit.
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Paulo Artaxo
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Stories
July 29, 2022
Luciana Gatti: ‘We are wrecking our rain-making factory’
A scientist at Brazil’s National Institute for Space Research, with almost two decades’ research on the Amazon for, has carried out a ground-breaking analysis of how deforestation puts agricultural production at risk and turns Brazil into a driver of climate change.
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Juliana Mori
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InfoAmazonia
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Stories
March 4, 2022
The distribution of rainfall and droughts is changing in the Amazon Basin
Through satellite images, researchers shed light on the distribution and circulation of water and other environmental changes in the rainforest. Records help measure the impacts of deforestation, mining, and hydroelectric power in the largest river basin on the planet.
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Aldem Bourscheit
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Stories
January 28, 2022
Southern Amazonas is a new frontier for deforestation in the Amazon
IPAM 's unprecedented analysis shows how the rising destruction of the Amazon at the border with Acre and Rondonia states, where the government promotes a “zone of sustainable development” that has become the epicenter of destruction environmental.
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Aldem Bourscheit
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