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National Food Safety Day Concerns - Vimarsana News

National Food Safety Day Concerns

Genetically modified crops and foods are the core issues that need transparent discussions

Amazonian countries must act together to reverse rainforest loss, experts say - Vimarsana News

Amazonian countries must act together to reverse rainforest loss, experts say

A transnational, large-scale restoration strategy for the Amazon basin would allow the countries that share it to create an alternative future for the world’s largest tropical forest, by making it resilient to climate change and reaping social and economic benefits for the people in the region, according to a recent report by the Science Panel […]

One Third of the Amazon Has Been Degraded by Human Activities - Vimarsana News

One Third of the Amazon Has Been Degraded by Human Activities

A pair of studies raise concerns that the Amazon rainforest may be approaching a point of no return

From deforestation to restoration: Policy plots path to Amazon recovery - Vimarsana News

From deforestation to restoration: Policy plots path to Amazon recovery

At his inauguration on Jan. 1 as Brazil’s new president, Inácio Lula da Silva reiterated a promise to reach zero deforestation and to recover degraded land. He’d already made the same commitment in a speech at the COP27 climate summit in Egypt in November — an event that the outgoing president, Jair Bolsonaro, notably missed. […]

Climate crisis puts Indigenous Amazonians' Quarup funeral ritual at risk - Vimarsana News

Climate crisis puts Indigenous Amazonians' Quarup funeral ritual at risk

The sun had not yet risen when the men and women of the Mehinako people, inhabitants of the Xingu Indigenous Territory in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso, started their drive to the sacred lake 2 kilometers, just over a mile, from their homes. It was the start of rituals preceding a major day of […]