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In the middle of the pandemic, the bill was placed on the Federal Senate agenda without any debate ...
Deforestation in the Legal Amazon increased by 64% in the first seven days of May 2020
A letter presented by Kanindé Association, from the Amazon state of Rondônia, condemns threats to ...
The bill is ready to be voted on the House Floor. If it becomes law, it will ensure incentives for ...
An overview on Brazil’s status within the goals of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CDB)
Brazil and the world have spoken against the government. Activists, artists, scholars, ordinary ...
Renca is only one of the ongoing offensives against Brazilian protected areas.
The issue covers federal protected areas from North to South. Land grinding and mining are the ...
The measure, which seeks to ascribe to the National Congress the responsibility for officially ...
The new legislation deals with genetic resources and traditional knowledge associated with ...
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