Thursday, August 04, 2005

News from the Amazon / Brazil

This comes to you from www.amazonia.org.br

You might find some good research project topic ideas below. You can access each of these articles from the link above.

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Latest News

* Roraima will adopt ecological and economic zoning
Fonte Brasil - 08/03/2005

* Meeting discusses information regarding Amazonia
Ministério do Meio Ambiente - 08/03/2005

* Rondonia should increase its sustainable timber offer
IBAMA - 08/03/2005

* Illegal timber is routed through a new path
Diário de Cuiabá - 08/02/2005

* Technicians fear more burnings
O Estado de S.Paulo - 08/02/2005

* Event to promote Brazilian forests and business in Sao Paulo
Amazonia.org.br - 08/02/2005

* IBAMA has not confirmed the INCRA denouncement regarding the hydro-electric plan in Amazonia
Radiobrás - 08/01/2005

* PM hunts down those accused of invasions and murders in Para state
O Estado de S.Paulo - 08/01/2005

* Lack of international financing interrupts statistical research in the Solimoes Channel
Radiobrás - 07/30/2005

* Project identifies migration as indicator of insustainability in Amazonia’s river plains
Radiobrás - 07/30/2005

* ISA publishes the book “Fish and the Peoples on the Upper Tiquie River”
ISA- Instituto Socioambiental - 07/29/2005

* Interim director refuses IBAMA position – 29/07/2005
Gazeta de Cuiabá - 07/29/2005

* Deforestation: IBAMA and MMA defend the partial moratorium
Gazeta de Cuiabá - 07/29/2005

* Team to inspect management projects
Gazeta de Cuiabá - 07/28/2005

* IBAMA approves the first Communitarian Management Plan
Diário do Amapá - 07/28/2005

* Plantation owner fell 2 million trees once again
O Estado de S.Paulo - 07/28/2005

* Prosecutors of the Stang case request that the trial occurs in Belem
Jornal do Brasil Online - 07/27/2005

* Following criticisms, Hermasa states it will invest R$ 350,000
Jornal do Commercio - 07/27/2005

* New FUNASA president states that indigenous health will be a priority
Radiobrás - 07/27/2005

* Pastures affect Chico Mendes Reserve
O Estado de S.Paulo - 07/25/2005

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