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COP26: Impact of Amazon degradation not accounted for in Brazil’s greenhouse gas emissions

By Aldem Bourscheit 12 de November de 202117 de November de 2021

The country’s commitments to the United Nations do not take the increase in climate pollution caused by the destruction of the forest into account. Brazil broke a new deforestation record during COP26.

COP26: Explosive herd growth in the Amazon challenges Brazil’s cut in methane emissions

By Aldem Bourscheit 9 de November de 202112 de November de 2021

The regional herd has grown by almost 1000% since the 1970s and today represents over 40% of the total national amount. Brazil signed a commitment to reduce 30% of its greenhouse gas emissions by the end of the decade and will have to review its cattle husbandry practice in forest areas.

COP26: Nearly 500 million trees cut down in the Brazilian Amazon in 2021

By Aldem Bourscheit 5 de November de 20218 de November de 2021

Forestry dashboard presented at COP26 shows that 9 million trees were cut down since the beginning of the summit. The forest’s destruction interferes with the rainfall regime and increases greenhouse gas emissions.

Indigenous peoples want to take part in the carbon market because of their role in preserving the Amazon

By Aldem Bourscheit 4 de November de 20215 de November de 2021

Leaders defend that part of the resources should guarantee and maintain their territories. The way that carbon markets will work will be defined until the end of COP26.

Brazil signs forest deal after deforesting ⅓ of target set in Paris

By Aldem Bourscheit 2 de November de 20214 de November de 2021

The country abandoned the agreement signed in 2015 last year but has now committed itself again to similar goals for cutting emissions and protecting forests. Experts believe that the agreement is good news, but they view Brazil’s position with skepticism.

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