COP-29: O agronegócio está no centro da meta climática brasileira, e não gosta disso
Setor ganha espaço para esvaziar promessa de desmatamento zero e busca diminuir a ambição do Plano Clima, que vai definir como a agricultura e a pecuária terão que contribuir para o corte das emissões do país
Agro leva bônus sem ônus na lei que cria mercado de carbono regulado no Brasil
Última versão da proposta para reduzir as emissões de grandes empresas poluidoras garante privilégios para a atividade responsável pela maior parte das emissões de gases do efeito estufa no Brasil
Indigenous children rescue Tracaja babies to save the future
With serious effects on the Xingu River's Volta Grande region from Belo Monte's sequestration of most of the river's water to power hydroelectric turbines, turtle children are dying in their nests from hotter temperatures
The horrifying desiccation of the Amazon
River levels have reached record lows in what is usually one of the planet’s great sources of freshwater, another sign that the vast rainforest basin is slipping toward a point of no return
Invisible cities
How do we deal with droughts and floods? How can we live in human and non-human community, with equity, comfort, and safety? We must tread lightly, our footsteps gentle
The river in my village turned green – I was horrified to discover why
In the Xipaya Indigenous Territory, the Iriri River is suffering the effects of climate change, as its waters change color and its fish die. We Indigenous people are living in a time of uncertainty
Playing with fire: The burning passion between politicians and agribusiness lobbyists
The Pensar Agropecuária Institute is a campaigning machine financed by industry trade groups who influence legislators to destroy protections for nature
Climate is Nature. Nature is climate
The Colombian hosts of COP16 are rightly trying to reconnect biodiversity protection and emissions reduction, but - with Brazil’s help - they should go even further and recognise ecology is the basis for the economy
‘An ecological civilization will have to be socialist’
A critic of the consumption of resources that produce no common good, such as military spending and advertising, Canadian activist Ian Angus wants an economy that is organized to meet social needs rather than private profit
