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February 7, 2022
Company reveals native Amazon cocoa to Brazil
Products made with fruits and native knowledge help keep the forest standing and improve the lives of traditional and indigenous populations.
By
Aldem Bourscheit
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Opinion
July 21, 2023
The Time Frame thesis, what does it have to with us?
The Portuguese colonization of Brazil was motivated by the search for wealth and power, leading to the destruction of indigenous territories and the enslavement of their inhabitants. This process of exploitation and domination continues to this day, with proposed legislation and the Time Frame thesis seeking to legalize the destruction and genocide of indigenous peoples.
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Raquel Tupinambá
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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
February 14, 2023
Changing the trajectory of the Amazon
Despite the good intentions and recent actions of the new federal government in favor of the Amazon, forest protection is a responsibility of all of society and all levels of power.
By
Paulo Artaxo
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Opinion
May 27, 2022
To build the path of sustainability in the Amazon, Brazil has to overcome illegal activities
No sustainable development strategy can be developed in the Amazon without respecting our country's Constitution and laws.
By
Paulo Artaxo
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Opinion
May 18, 2022
We need to reduce deforestation to save lives
The concern and care for the people of the Amazon must begin with the reduction of deforestation and associated crimes.
By
Brenda Brito
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Stories
June 21, 2023
New analysis reveals that 59% of the rivers inhabited by the Yanomami suffer impact from mining and invasions
Survey led by the INPE and Fiocruz, in partnership with InfoAmazonia, was conducted based on satellite images of indigenous land and analyzes the impact of territorial change on rivers and communities, including mining, degradation and deforestation. Over 62% of the Yanomami population live in areas under the influence of invaders.
By
Fábio Zuker
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InfoAmazonia
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Stories
July 28, 2023
Survey points to advance of agricultural frontier into Yanomami Indigenous Territory; over 700 km² have suffered degradation and deforestation
Analysis of data from the Geo-Yanomami group shows that, in addition to mining, the territory also has records of deforestation. The problem is driven by advances of agribusiness.
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Patrícia Figueiredo
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InfoAmazonia
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Stories
February 9, 2023
‘The fight goes on’: four indigenous leaders from Amazonia outline their expectations for the next four years
In a conversations with InfoAmazonia, Maial Kaiapó, Samela Sateré-Mawé, Júnior Hekurari Yanomami and Alessandra Korap Munduruku spoke about the historically important establishment of the Ministry of Indigenous Peoples, and the sense of relief following the dismantling of environmental policies.
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Emily Costa
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InfoAmazonia
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