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Drone aerial view of deforestation in the amazon rainforest.Local: Novo ProgressoFonte: 385374743<!-- NICAID(15185452) -->
Em chamas

Dia da Amazônia: maior floresta tropical do mundo teve o agosto com mais queimadas dos últimos 12 anos

Karine Dalla Valle
p. 24O Parque Nacional de Anavilhanas é uma das atrações da Amazônia e está na disputa da eleição das 7 MARAVILHAS NATURAIS. Fonte: Divulgação Fotógrafo: ARQUIVO ICMBIO
Patrimônio nacional

Soluções para a Amazônia passam por investimentos em remuneração e tecnologia

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Aerial view taken from a Brazilian helicopter patroling an area of the municipality of Atalaia do Norte, state of Amazonas, Brazil, in the direction of the Itaquaí River, in the search for missing indigenist Bruno Pereira and journalist Dom Phillips, on June 10, 2022. - Authorities combing a remote corner of the Amazon for signs of a missing British journalist and Brazilian indigenous expert are investigating a patch of earth where something appears to have been buried, officials said Friday. Fears have been mounting over the fate of Dom Phillips, 57, a veteran contributor to The Guardian newspaper, and Bruno Pereira, 41, a respected specialist in indigenous peoples, since they disappeared Sunday after receiving threats during a research trip to Brazil's Javari Valley, a far-flung jungle region that has seen a surge of illegal fishing, logging, mining and drug trafficking. (Photo by Joao Laet / AFP)<!-- NICAID(15122259) -->
Ambiente no radar

O que há para comemorar neste Dia da Amazônia

Marta Sfredo
Aerial view of a burnt area in the Amazon rainforest, near the Lago do Cunia Extractive Reserve, on the border of the states of Rondonia and Amazonas, northern Brazil, on August 31, 2022. - Experts say Amazon fires are caused mainly by illegal farmers, ranchers and speculators clearing land and torching the trees. (Photo by DOUGLAS MAGNO / AFP)Editoria: DISLocal: Porto VelhoIndexador: DOUGLAS MAGNOSecao: fireFonte: AFPFotógrafo: STR<!-- NICAID(15194268) -->
Devastação

Amazônia tem recorde de queimadas e pior agosto em 12 anos, diz Inpe

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Brazilian presidential candidate for the leftist Workers Party (PT) and former President (2003-2010), Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, delivers a press conference with the international press, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on August 22, 2022. (Photo by Miguel SCHINCARIOL / AFP)<!-- NICAID(15189207) -->
Em encontro

Lula fala em aliar preservação à exploração na Amazônia com ajuda internacional

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Jair Bolsonaro no podcast Cara a Tapa<!-- NICAID(15174774) -->
Preservação

Bolsonaro ataca países que criticam Brasil por Amazônia e defende soberania

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Drone aerial view of deforestation in the amazon rainforest.Local: Novo ProgressoFonte: 385374743<!-- NICAID(15185452) -->
Desmatamento

Amazônia tem mais de 3 milhões de quilômetros de estradas ilegais, aponta estudo

GZH
Poeta Cesar Felix, filme Um Poeta na Amazônia<!-- NICAID(15168037) -->
Artigo

Palavras para apagar incêndios: documentário sobre a Amazônia tem lançamento no CineBancários

Katerina Elias-Trostmann<!-- NICAID(15165657) -->
Respostas capitais

"Bancos começam a deixar de financiar atividades não alinhadas ao ambiente", alerta executiva

Marta Sfredo
Aerial view taken from a Brazilian helicopter patroling an area of the municipality of Atalaia do Norte, state of Amazonas, Brazil, in the direction of the Itaquaí River, in the search for missing indigenist Bruno Pereira and journalist Dom Phillips, on June 10, 2022. - Authorities combing a remote corner of the Amazon for signs of a missing British journalist and Brazilian indigenous expert are investigating a patch of earth where something appears to have been buried, officials said Friday. Fears have been mounting over the fate of Dom Phillips, 57, a veteran contributor to The Guardian newspaper, and Bruno Pereira, 41, a respected specialist in indigenous peoples, since they disappeared Sunday after receiving threats during a research trip to Brazil's Javari Valley, a far-flung jungle region that has seen a surge of illegal fishing, logging, mining and drug trafficking. (Photo by Joao Laet / AFP)<!-- NICAID(15122259) -->
Documentos falsos

PF faz busca contra suposto financiador de pesca ilegal no Amazonas e encontra "registro de nascimento de índio'"

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