Brazil halves environment budget amid rising Amazon deforestation | Climate Home – climate change news
GarryRogers Nature Conservation
GR:Of today’s 12 lead stories in my climate newsletter, The Atmosphere News, 3 stories were either optimistic or neutral and 9 were pessimistic or bad. The ‘bad’ story below is worth noting because of the years of back-and-forth over Amazon rainforest protection. I think it illustrates what happens to nature when human problems arise. Nature may “bat last,” but it gets that last-word only after a long string of strikeouts.
Environmental budget cuts come as pressure to convert the rainforest into pasture is intensifying (Photo: Neil Palmer/CIAT)
“In a bid to contain a growing budget deficit, the government has slashed the funding to enforce forest protection laws
“The Brazilian government is cutting its environment ministry budget by 51% as part of a bid to limit the country’s spiralling deficit.
“The cuts come as deforestation rates are rising, driven by demand for timber, soy and beef. The Amazon…
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