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Communities
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
February 10, 2022
Paving a Road from Brazil’s Acre to Peru’s Ucayali: missing link for development or prelude to social-environmental disaster?
Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro tried to convince Peru’s President Pedro Castillo that a highway connection between Cruzeiro do Sul (Acre) and Pucallpa (Ucayali), would generate a “great potential to increase economic integration.” But what is the social and environmental price of it?
By
Johannes van de Ven
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Civil Society
December 16, 2021
A mess of seeds has been transforming the Xingu
The Xingu Seed Network is one of the most successful movements to restore native vegetation in the Amazon and other biomes. Their method: to unite people to collect native seeds and sow them in degraded lands.
By
Aldem Bourscheit
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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.
By
Aldem Bourscheit
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Opinion
February 21, 2023
We need to talk about the forest carbon market in the Amazon
The municipality of Portel, in Pará, is at the epicenter of a discussion about the relationship between carbon market projects, public land and collective territories in the Amazon.
By
Brenda Brito
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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.
By
Raquel Tupinambá
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Opinion
June 8, 2022
New rules for collecting environmental fines
It is necessary to increase not only the number of fines issued but also the probability of collecting them.
By
Brenda Brito
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Opinion
March 8, 2022
The climate “sofrência” era
Everyone will suffer the impacts caused by climate change, but some groups are more vulnerable and tend to be harder hit. It is up to all of us to act.
By
Brenda Brito
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plenamata.eco
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Opinion
July 19, 2022
Brutal reality
Protecting the forest and the people in the Amazon hinges on fighting crime. And not just the environmental kind.
By
Clarissa Gandour
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Opinion
March 14, 2023
The building blocks of public policy
Robust, reliable, and transparent official data are critical inputs for effective public policy.
By
Clarissa Gandour
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