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Due to subsidies from local and international institutions, as well as displacement of cattle through other agricultural activities within southern Brazil, ranching expanded at an unprecedented rate in the Amazon region. You can download here the highlights in English of the new report produced by Amigos da Terra - Amazônia Brasileira
· Interview with Blairo Maggi: "Will you leave humanity starving or occupy new areas to produce food?"
· Interview with Blairo Maggi: "Will you leave humanity starving or occupy new areas to produce food?"
· BR 163: construction continues without any studies on alternatives
· Supreme Court may reduce size of Raposa Serra do Sol Indigenous Land in Roraima
· Boat sinks with 100-plus people, 15 found dead
The controversies surrounding construction of hydro plants on the Madeira River continue. This Wednesday (5th), the government announced it would postpone the final text of the auction call to tender, but will maintain the timetable. See the main issues involving the hydroelectric plants on the Madeira River in this special article
The Energy Research Company (EPE) may conduct studies in twelve conservation units in Amazonia. Environment Ministry is supporting the inventory in the basin of six rivers: Trombetas, Aripuanã, Juruena, Sucurundi, Branco e Jari.
Visiting Amazonia.org.br, the french economist Ignacy Sachs talked about sustainable development and the Amazon. He proposes a new exploitation model for the region and also spoked about land reform and extractivist reserves
· Community-based forest enterprises in tropical forest countries: status and potential - July, 2007
International Tropical Timber Organization - ITTO
· Inhibitation of Amazon deforestation and fire by parks and indigenous reserves
Nepstad et al.
· Populist and capitalist frontiers in the Amazon: diverging dynamics of agrarian and land-use change
By Pablo Pacheco Balanza
· Relation between expansion of soy plantations and deforestation
Forests Working Group of the Brazilian Forum of NGOs and Social Movements for Environment and Development (FBOMS)
· The Common Property and the Community Forest Management in the Brazilian Amazon Forest
José Heder Benatti
· IAG - 21st Meeting Report
International Advisory Group
· Managing the soy boom
WWF
· Mining in Amapa
Marques Casara - Instituto Observatorio Social
· Impacts of unsustainable mahogany logging in Bolivia and Peru
Kometter, Martinez, Blundell, Gullison, Steininger, Rice
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