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rodrigo gonzalez

Unique places of interest in the amazon rainforest - 0 views

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  • rodrigo gonzalez on 21 Oct 09
     
    "Amazon Rainforest Unique places of interest There are several places to go in the Amazon rainforest; it would probably be difficult to know all of them. A good start is visiting the Brazilian national parks in the region, most of them don't have much infrastructure for tourists but this is quickly being developed and you should find very good conditions by the end of 2005."
brandon hall

Stop the Brazilian Congress's Assault on the Amazon Rainforest | Care2 Share - 0 views

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  • The Brazilian Congress, influenced by the agribusiness sector, seeks to change the Forest Code in Brazil to open more of the Amazon rainforest to be cleared. Not only will this destroy forested areas in the Amazon no longer protected by the Forest Code, but the clearing and burning of these lands will release millions of tons of greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere—making the impacts of climate change much worse.
Clarissa Garcia

amazon rainforest FACTS! - 0 views

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  • Clarissa Garcia on 21 Oct 09
     
    here a big amount of information! :D
brandon hall

Brazil - Protecting the Amazon Rain Forest - ARPA Project - 0 views

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  • The vision of the Amazon Region Protected Areas Project (ARPA) is to create a mosaic of protected areas around productive landscapes to maintain the ecological integrity of the region over the long term. The project aims to add  28 million hectares in new protected areas (PAs) in the Brazilian Amazon over the next 10 years, while helping to consolidate the existing protected areas system. This will result in a total of 50 million hectares of Amazon forested ecosystems under protection and sustainable use, an area the size of Spain.
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