AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCerrado Loss: The biome lost 13.9 million hectares of native vegetation along rivers and waterways from 1985 to 2025, threatening water quality and increasing exposure to droughts and heavy rain. Climate Risks: UNICEF warns that more than 30 million Brazilian children face multiple climate hazards as a powerful El Niño develops; past floods and droughts have already disrupted schooling for over a million. Amazon Fires: Wildfires in Amazonas are worsening air quality in Manaus, with smoke forcing school closures. Indigenous Lands: Ranchers have blocked access to Paquiçamba Indigenous Land in Pará, delaying boundary marking for the Juruna people near the Belo Monte dam. Climate Accountability: Brazil is suing Shell for $108 million over deadly 2024 floods, arguing major polluters should help pay for climate-related losses. Election Stakes: Marina Silva warns a Flávio Bolsonaro presidency could accelerate Amazon destruction as voters head toward an October runoff.
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