
Cuiabá establishes itself as a strategic ecotourism hub in the center of the country.
The capital of Mato Grosso combines intense heat, lush nature, culture, and privileged access to the Pantanal and Chapada dos Guimarães.
Minister Alexandre Silveira highlights regulatory advancements, geological potential, and dialogue to expand investments and bilateral cooperation in the mineral sector.
Funding will support Inpasa's biorefinery in western Bahia, with the capacity to process up to 1 million tons of grain per year.
The decline was greatest in the Atlantic Forest, at 37,89%, according to INPE.
Partnership between the blocs reinforces climate commitments, forest preservation, and rules for trade aligned with sustainable development.
Research aims to create a baseline of carbon stocks until 2030 and involves universities, the energy sector, and debate on the climate market.
Project expands inclusion to over a thousand waste pickers, strengthens cooperatives, and invests in integrated solid waste management in the Federal District.
Monitoring by INPE indicates a second consecutive year of reduction in environmental alerts in the country's two largest biomes.
The 1.338 solar panels have already generated 700 kWh of clean energy in 11 months, preventing almost 23 tons of CO₂ emissions.
The Capacidades Portal offers nine free training courses focused on balanced urban planning and the qualification of public agents.
Public policy encourages less polluting trucks, road safety, and sustainability by offering lower interest rates for self-employed individuals and companies.
Road electricity consumption in Brazil grows 20 times.
The reduction could reach 33% in cities with adequate waste treatment.