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Cerrado’s stony soil protects remnants of native vegetation
Unsuitable for the use of machinery and the production of commodities, soils with more stones are proportionally better preserved and protect the native forest.
Deforestation alters the flow of streams in the transition between the Amazon and the Cerrado
A new study shows that deforested areas have more flooding during the rainy season and less water during the dry season.
Pará couple follows family tradition by combining agriculture and conservation
Vanessa Moreira and Alessandro Tenório bet on the agroforestry system to produce efficiently, profitably and sustainably.
Impacts of AI and data centers in Brazil: lack of environmental counterparts
Cynthia Picolo, a specialist in public policies for the Internet, tells the newsletter that Brazil's ambition with data centers must pay attention to environmental protection.
Investment in firefighting must be continuous, says IPAM
Cutting resources for the area undermines preventive actions, which are just as fundamental as firefighting. For IPAM, investments prevent crises during climate emergencies.
Climate multilateralism is ready to evolve, highlights COP30 presidency
According to the twelfth letter published by André Corrêa do Lago, Belém highlighted the limits of international law and inaugurated a new model of implementation.
Forest Code Thermometer indicates progress in CAR registrations
Despite progress, the Forest Code is still not being effectively implemented; low CAR analysis and environmental liabilities threaten climate goals.