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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.
Santarém hosts meeting on the cumaru value chain
The event brought together around 500 participants to discuss management, the market and economic development in the Amazon.
Workshop discusses payment for environmental services and regularization in Pará
The meeting brought together family farmers and marked a new stage in a project aimed at environmental recovery and productive inclusion in Altamira.
Book on bio-industries in the Amazon is launched at BAS 2026
The publication brings together analysis, data and proposals to strengthen the bioindustry, boost socio-biodiversity production chains and expand sustainable development strategies in the territories of the Legal Amazon.
The Cerrado accounts for 55% of deforestation and has had the highest rate for the third consecutive year
Brazil saw a 21% drop in deforestation across all biomes last year, but the Cerrado remains the main area under pressure regarding the country’s native vegetation.
Road maps could redefine the global fight against the climate crisis
In a debate on the post-COP30, André Guimarães defended forests, social participation and energy transition as the axes of global roadmaps against the climate crisis until 2030.
"Regenerative agriculture must work on a landscape scale"
Ludmila Rattis, a researcher at IPAM and the Woodwell Climate Research Center, talks to the newsletter about solutions for the future of agricultural production in Brazil.