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Study proves Bolsa Verde’s results in reducing deforestation
Deforestation in priority areas fell by 30% in the first phase of the program, according to a new calculation; emissions avoided reached 8.3 million tons of CO2.
IPAM researcher receives Todas Award from Folha de S.Paulo
Julia Shimbo is highlighted in the Sustainability category for her work in producing data to help combat deforestation.
Unprecedented mapping of Brazilian soil allows for improved strategic planning
SolData, a platform with free access, will enable more in-depth analysis. The collection gathers detailed information on soil properties and stored organic carbon.
“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.
Overturning the vetoes of the Environmental Licensing Law is a historic defeat for the Brazilian people, laments IPAM
Still in the shadow of COP30, the release of critical points of the Environmental Licensing Law paves the way for socio-environmental lack of control and disrespect for human rights.
Mini-documentary shows how açaí became the identity of riverside dwellers
Produced by IPAM, the film "Açaí Nativo: Fruto da Amazônia" features stories from residents of Jacaré Xingu Island in Cametá, Pará, and shows how the fruit has become part of the local identity.
Emissions cut to be 34 times greater than deforestation emissions
Calculation shows that national emission reduction targets are insufficient to curb warming; under discussion at COP30, the commitment of nations is one of the main mechanisms of the Paris Agreement