Resilience and forest degradation: what the study says about the future of the Amazon
Faced with a recent misinterpretation in the press, IPAM researchers detail the conclusions of research using historical data published in the journal PNAS.
IPAM bids farewell to Felisbela, family farming leader
Bela, as she was affectionately called, was instrumental in setting up the Family Farming Fair in the municipality of Pacajá, in Pará, among other achievements in the region.
“The Climate Plan is a consequence of Brazil’s commitment,” says IPAM
Document launched on Monday, 16, has the potential to reorganize the national economy; attention is drawn to implementation and lack of curbs on private deforestation.
At COP30, IPAM premieres videos highlighting the protection of the peoples of the Amazon
New materials address the interconnection between the Amazon rainforest, the rights of indigenous and traditional peoples and the fight against climate change
IPAM celebrates reduction in deforestation in the Amazon and Cerrado
Data from Prodes indicates that by reducing vegetation suppression, the emission of 733.9 million tons of CO2e has been avoided since 2022.
Oil exploration in the Amazon requires transparent debate
IPAM calls for transparency, science and the inclusion of society before decisions on opening new oil wells. Ibama has granted Petrobras a license to begin exploration.
Without Soy Moratorium, market insecurity grows, says IPAM
The Institute reacts to Cade's decision and highlights the positive results of the commitment that governs exports of soy produced in the Brazilian Amazon.