by Lucas Itaborahy | 28/07/2026 | News
By Lucas Guaraldo The Javari Valley, Brazil’s second-largest indigenous territory, faces growing threats from organized crime, which fuels illegal activities such as artisanal mining, poaching, and overfishing. This is according to a study conducted by various...
by Lucas Itaborahy | 09/06/2026 | News
By Lucas Guaraldo* The future of the Amazon depends primarily on how effectively the information gathered by scientists, indigenous peoples, and traditional communities is incorporated into public policies for the climate change and sustainability agenda, warns the...
by Lucas Itaborahy | 01/06/2026 | News, One and a Half Degrees
Major events often draw attention due to the volume of emissions they generate. However, when viewed in a global context, these emissions represent only a small fraction of the total released by the countries that contribute most to the climate crisis. In light of...
by Lucas Itaborahy | 29/05/2026 | News
By Lucas Guaraldo A productive restoration project in Pará supports family farmers in the recovery and environmental regularization of their properties, bringing together sustainable production, forest restoration and income generation in the countryside. Since last...
by Lucas Itaborahy | 15/04/2026 | News
By Lucas Guaraldo* Because they are not suitable for mechanized agriculture, the Cerrado’s stony soils are proportionally better preserved than the deep soils, which have few rocks in their surface layers, according to a survey by IPAM (Amazon Environmental...
