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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.
IPAM defends “green royalties” to avoid oil at the Amazon basin
Compensation from a new fund, in favor of not exploiting fossil fuels, would bring the same economic benefits to Amapá and Pará without damaging the planet's climate balance.
Book proposes improvements to the sustainability of Brazilian agriculture
A publication launched on Monday (18) brings together the results of studies by various researchers, including those from IPAM, in which they debate governance, inclusion and innovation for the country's productions.
37% rise in fire emissions sparks alert to protect native vegetation
Inside Brazilian emissions: greenhouse gas emissions from uncontrolled fires not associated with deforestation rose 37% in 2022 compared to the previous year.
COP28: IPAM brings knowledge and solutions against the climate crisis
Valuing forests, low-emission agriculture, the role of indigenous peoples, and adapting to climate change are highlights of the participation of directors and researchers in Dubai.
Amazoniar’s Complete Series on Land Grabbing in the Amazon Is Now Available
In five episodes, the video series uncovers the illegal appropriation of public lands, one of the main causes of deforestation in the region.
Resources and tracking: how the world can help stop land grabbing in the Amazon
The fifth and final episode of Amazoniar's series on land grabbing addresses ways for the international community to help end this crime in the Amazon region.