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Forestry experts are warning that a 'one-size-fits-all' approach to curbing carbon emissions from the destruction of South and Latin America's tropical forests will not be as efficient as flexible, balanced solutions.
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Deforestation in the Amazon has been found to have fallen dramatically in the last year, after new satellite surveying methods enabled accurate accounting of large-scale destruction.
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The reduction of tax on Brazilian industrial products has prompted immediate growth in the country's wood furniture industry, with one industry body predicting it will last long into next year.
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The commercial logging industry remains the largest overall source of employment in nearly all of the municipalities that make up the Brazilian Amazon region of Northern Mato Grosso.
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Catastrophic wildfires in Russia have seen demand for timber from other nations rise, after forests worth at least $300 billion were destroyed in the infernos.
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Investing experts are predicting that Brazil will be joined by Chile in leading the way for new, profitable investment opportunities in South America.
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One of the world's most iconic urban forests – Rio de Janeiro's Tijuca forest – is testament to the power of forests to regenerate and restore themselves after catastrophic human impact.
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- 20/08/2010
The Brazilian real strengthened slightly this week, with the expectation of increased investment inflows, on the back of a large share sale by Petrobras.
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- 18/08/2010
A 70-year-old prophecy that Brazil was the 'land of the future' looks like it is finally being fulfilled, according to economic observers, as its natural resources and stable economy have made it an excellent investment location.
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Three of Brazil's lesser known forestry regions will reap the benefits of a £13.5 million debt conversion agreement with the USA.
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