Economy and Sustainability in Amazonia - Rodrigues, Ecio;Paiva, Aurisa
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In the first part, the book draws a parallel between the ideals of sustainability advocated around the world and the actions taken in Brazil and the Amazon to achieve this sustainability. In the second part, it analyses the environmental management process carried out in the Amazon and Acre, as well as its importance in overcoming the challenge of fostering economic growth without compromising the region's ecological sustainability. It points to the commercial exploitation of forest biodiversity as the main natural productive vocation of the Amazon as an inexorable way out. In the third and…mehr

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In the first part, the book draws a parallel between the ideals of sustainability advocated around the world and the actions taken in Brazil and the Amazon to achieve this sustainability. In the second part, it analyses the environmental management process carried out in the Amazon and Acre, as well as its importance in overcoming the challenge of fostering economic growth without compromising the region's ecological sustainability. It points to the commercial exploitation of forest biodiversity as the main natural productive vocation of the Amazon as an inexorable way out. In the third and final part, it discusses and proposes the formation of a political pact to promote the Amazon's greatest competitive advantage: forest biodiversity.
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Autorenporträt
Ecio Rodrigues, Gewinner des Samuel-Benchimol-Preises (2008) und des Preises der Banco da Amazônia für bewusstes Unternehmertum (2011), ist Forstingenieur und hat in nachhaltiger Entwicklung promoviert. Aurisa Paiva ist Juristin mit Spezialisierung auf Umweltmanagement. Sie sind Autoren von Büchern und Artikeln über die wirtschaftliche Nutzung der biologischen Vielfalt der Wälder im Amazonasgebiet.