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IPAM Says Climate Agenda Requires Implementation and International Cooperation
IPAM’s executive director comments on Lula’s speech at the UN General Assembly, which highlighted the reduction in deforestation, financing for forests, and the energy transition.
IPAM Hosts Brazil–China Meeting on Forests and Food Security
The high-level dialogue expanded cooperation efforts between the two countries and established a work plan for the creation of a Center for Sustainable Development, as well as priorities for COP31.
IPAM Signs Agreement with Fudan University in China on Air Quality and Fire
A memorandum of understanding with the Department of Environmental Science and Engineering at the Chinese institution provides for an exchange program. As part of the agreement, a student from the university will collect data in Brazil.
Five everyday choices to help strengthen the protection of the Amazon
Citizens around the world can help reduce pressure on the biome through their consumer choices, investments, and political engagement
Experts say smoke from wildfires should be treated as a threat to public health
At an event marking International Clean Air Day, health and fire management experts advocated for a multidisciplinary approach to air quality monitoring.
Cerrado Day: The biome has lost 7.9 million hectares of secondary vegetation in 39 years
Natural areas undergoing restoration contribute to carbon sequestration, but are more vulnerable to deforestation.
Workshops Strengthen Local Fire Management Strategies in Pará
The training session discusses sustainable practices for the use of fire in family farming and municipal planning to address the risks associated with the use of fire.