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05/04/2012
Brazil set to cut forest protection
News article published at Nature quotes Paulo Moutinho, Executive Director at IPAM, on the national hope on presidential veto to reduce harmful impact of weakened legislation.
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04/27/2012
President Dilma is pressured to veto new Forest Code
“If there is no veto from the president, Brazil will lose credibility and the conquests that took the country to reduce deforestation”, said Paulo Moutinho to AFP
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04/24/2012
How to turn something bad into something worse. Much worse
In an article published by Planeta Sustentável, André Lima and Tasso Azevedo analyze the impact of Congressman Paulo Piau’s proposal regarding forest protection
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04/20/2012
Brazilian minister reacts to criticisms made about Rio+20
According to Izabella Teixeira, since the world is in a transition stage, it is necessary to discuss the environment “in another perspective”
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04/11/2012
Workshop with indigenous peoples in the Guiana: information to guarantee inclusion
Event’s goal was to share information on climate change and REDD, enabling greater awareness of local indigenous leaderships regarding national and international dialogue on the theme.
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04/03/2012
Deforestation Around the World
Book edited by IPAM's Executive Director, Paulo Moutinho, provides a general view about deforestation dynamics around the world, incorporating analyses of its causes, impacts and actions to prevent it.
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03/30/2012
UN REDD Program approves S$ 8 million investment for African countries
In total, 42 countries are benefited by the program. The meeting in Paraguay will be the last of IPAM’ mandate as representative
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03/28/2012
RT-REDD Consortium reconciles commodity production with forest conservation
News article published on Nature.com highlights the work of IPAM and partners
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03/28/2012
Slowing Climate Change through Better Farming
The RT-REDD Consortium seeks to link sustainable agricultural supply chains with REDD programs to mitigate climate change, conserving native ecosystems and improving the livelihoods of rural people.
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03/22/2012
“The lack of a national REDD strategy puts the Amazon in danger”
Brazilian political stagnation threats one of the most promising mechanisms for a new rural economy and exposes the forest to more foggy projects, says Paulo Moutinho from IPAM.
