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IPAM: Roadmaps for deforestation and fossil fuels are essential to the climate agenda
Documents submitted by the Brazilian government contain proposals to expand forestry financing and accelerate the energy transition, taking into account the different realities of each country.
Debate in Bonn highlights six strategies to curb deforestation
Scientists, indigenous peoples, and international representatives called for conservation, funding, and a sustainable energy transition as priorities for strengthening the forestry roadmap.
Amazon Week 2026 Highlights the Bioeconomy in Brazil-European Union Relations
Discussions held in Berlin, Brussels, and Paris highlight the bioeconomy as a common ground for conservation, development, innovation, and international cooperation.
Unmanaged forests are essential for flying rivers, study says
The study also identifies strategic areas for the conservation of the "flying rivers" and warns of the risks that deforestation poses to water security in Peru and Bolivia.
Bonn conference could strengthen debate on road maps
The meeting in Germany will also be decisive in moving forward discussions on deforestation, food security, agriculture, oceans and the COP30 action agenda towards COP31.
“Estimated emissions for the World Cup are equivalent to weeks’ worth of Brazil’s emissions”
Bárbara Zimbres, a researcher at IPAM and the Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals Estimation System, speaks to the newsletter about the global emissions landscape and the World Cup.
Terra FC calls on players to communicate about climate change
The campaign is betting on the potential reach of sport to raise awareness of the climate emergency and contributes to the inclusion of sustainable practices in clubs and stadiums.