Paying for climate adaptation is cheaper than ignoring it, warns policy brief

by Lucas Itaborahy | 10/04/2025 | News

By Lucas Guaraldo* Protecting and adapting Amazonian peoples and communities vulnerable to climate change, although costly, is the most economical way to avoid environmental collapse and protect Brazil from even greater losses due to the climate crisis, warns a policy...

First Artisanal Chocolate Seal is issued in Pará to a family enterprise

by Lucas Itaborahy | 31/03/2025 | News

By Lucas Guaraldo* Cacau Xingu chocolate, from Brasil Novo (PA), produced in an agro-ecological and sustainable system, was the first to be granted artisan registration by Adepará (Pará State Agricultural Defense Agency). The chocolate factory received support from...

Protected areas in the Amazon are a refuge for jaguars in an increasingly degraded biome

by Lucas Itaborahy | 13/03/2025 | News

By Lucas Guaraldo* Protected areas in the international Amazon concentrate jaguar populations and act as a shield for the species in the Arc of Deforestation. In a new article, published in the March issue of the scientific journal Biological Conservation, researchers...

Thermoelectric plant in Brasilia would be a step backwards for energy infrastructure

by Lucas Itaborahy | 12/03/2025 | Note

The installation of a new thermoelectric plant in the Federal District, just 35 kilometers from the National Congress, represents a step backwards by opting for the most polluting form of energy generation, says IPAM (Amazon Environmental Research Institute). The...

With new methodology, Brazil becomes a reference in emissions measurement

by Lucas Itaborahy | 20/08/2024 | News

By Lucas Guaraldo* A new article published in the scientific journal Environmental Research Letters demonstrates how researchers at SEEG (System for Estimating Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals) have generated more accurate, robust and frequent data by combining...