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“Oil companies focus on profit, without measuring the consequences”
One of the country's leading experts on climate science, Paulo Artaxo, president of IPAM's Board of Directors, points to the progress made at COP30, but emphasizes the urgent need for a debate on fossil fuels.
Belém will be a “turning point” for marginalized people, says COP president
In a new letter, Ambassador André Corrêa do Lago argues that the conference should focus on climate justice and that the solutions should be connected to people's "real lives".
“Fire sees no borders. Expanding monitoring strengthens everyone”
Ane Alencar, IPAM's Science Director, explains how the expansion of fire monitoring influences Brazilian conservation and anticipates what the fire season will be like.
Celiana Krikati and the role of indigenous women in firefighting
The first female head of a PrevFogo brigade in Maranhão, Celiana wants to inspire more female leaders to take the lead in environmental defense.
Vetoes strengthen environmental protection, but advance of special license worries
Provisional Measure that brings forward the Special Environmental License weakens the achievements of the vetoes and could speed up oil exploration in the Amazon
Immersion with journalists discusses fire dynamics in the state of Acre
An activity promoted in August by IPAM, in partnership with UFAC, covered the region's unique landscapes, such as bamboo forests and campinaranas.
Family farming in Marajó advances in cattle traceability
The region has the largest buffalo herd in the country and stands out for its extensive farming, marked by large open areas and properties that are still unfenced.