AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 minutes agoAmazon Policy: Lula’s fourth-term victory opens a path to renew Brazil’s climate leadership, but a right-leaning Congress could limit progress on forest protection and Indigenous rights. Environmental Crime: Brazil helped lead a UN-backed push to negotiate the first international protocol targeting wildlife trafficking, illegal deforestation and waste smuggling, with talks set to run for two years. Amazon Under Pressure: A new report says deforestation and other changes transformed an area of Brazil’s Amazon wetlands equivalent to Belgium over four decades. Separately, an investigation found online land-sale ads overlapping Indigenous territories and protected areas, including a listing for 183,000 hectares that encroached on Tenharim land.
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