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March 3, 2022
New IPCC report: what we do with the Amazon will be critical for the planet
Released this week, a new IPCC Report points out that tropical regions, such as Brazil will be particularly vulnerable. Amazon, Northeast, and agricultural production across the country will be strongly affected if the temperature rises above 1.5ºC.
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Paulo Artaxo
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Academy
November 30, 2021
Amazônia 4.0 wants to take technology and innovation into the forest
The project will take the region's first laboratory-factory prototypes in the first quarter of 2022. Their goal is to expand the capacity of communities to add value to biodiversity products.
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Aldem Bourscheit
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Opinion
August 16, 2023
Mercury contamination: the slow and invisible death of indigenous peoples and riverside communities
Mercury is considered one of the most dangerous metals for human health and it is spreading throughout the Amazon in function of ‘development’ aimed at the exploitation of nature.
By
Raquel Tupinambá
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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
August 24, 2023
We need to stop the destruction, it’s now or never!
We're living in a moment that has resulted from mercantilist capitalism and colonization, negatively impacting indigenous peoples and nature, and urgent changes are needed to preserve our common home, the Earth.
By
Raquel Tupinambá
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Stories
February 25, 2022
Improving the position of hydroelectric plants would reduce impacts on the Pan-Amazon
Researchers from American and European institutions have created a method to improve the planning and implementation of hydroelectric plants while reducing socio-environmental impacts on the rainforest.
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Aldem Bourscheit
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plenamata.eco
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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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InfoAmazonia
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plenamata.eco
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Stories
February 11, 2022
Deforestation in the Amazon reduced rains and increased electricity bills for Brazilians
Research shows that forest clearing reduced water flow and power generation in hydroelectric plants in the Center-West and Southeast of the country. Despite the environmental and electricity bill impacts, the government wants new power plants and dams on the Tapajós River.
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Aldem Bourscheit
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