by Suellen Nunes | 19/02/2026 | News
Suellen Nunes* The advance of deforestation in the transition region between the Cerrado and the Amazon has caused profound changes in the availability of water in small river basins, increasing the risk of flooding in the rainy season and reducing water availability...
by Suellen Nunes | 13/01/2026 | News
Suellen Nunes* There are young cities that run to look important. Belém doesn’t need to run. It watches and remembers. It knows how to wait. Founded in 1616, on the banks of Amazonian rivers that have always known more than maps, the city learned early on that...
by Suellen Nunes | 13/11/2025 | News
Casa Balaio, a historic mansion in the heart of Belém, will be the home of IPAM (Amazon Environmental Research Institute) this Thursday (13th). A series of parallel events are scheduled throughout the day. In the year of COP30, IPAM is celebrating its 30th anniversary...
by Suellen Nunes | 30/10/2025 | COP, News
By Suellen Nunes* The newsletter “Um Grau e Meio” (One and a Half Degrees), produced by the Communication team at IPAM (Amazon Environmental Research Institute), was selected for the COP30 Solutions Barn, as part of the Task Force for Information Integrity...
by Suellen Nunes | 25/08/2025 | News, One and a Half Degrees
Suellen Nunes* Heavy traffic, a lack of bike lanes and the social and environmental challenges of the Amazon inspired a group of friends from Belém and Ananindeua, in Pará, to create an initiative that brings together sustainable mobility, climate justice and...
