Reporting for the world

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Reporting for the world

Using AI, we created a daily quiz about the oceans

If you answer correctly, move on to the next question. If not, wait until 7 a.m.

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9 Min
By: Maurício de Azevedo Ferro

Wind Offshore Energy: Government Sanctions, With Vetoes, Law Regulating the Sector

There are more than 100 offshore wind installation projects registered in Brazil, awaiting environmental licensing from Ibama

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3 Min
By: Maurício de Azevedo Ferro

'Wise Dialogues': Doctor in Oceanography from USP Explains Coral Bleaching

The conversation between Correio Sabiá and Miguel Mies is available on YouTube

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7 Min
By: Maurício de Azevedo Ferro

Mato Grosso Restricts Creation of New Conservation Units

Mato Grosso has 3 biomes: Amazon, Cerrado, and Pantanal; new rule authored by the governor was approved with ease by the state legislature

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2 Min
By: Maurício de Azevedo Ferro

Is Brazil in the Pyrocene era? Fire is not uncontrollable, researchers say

More frequent and intense fires due to climate change and human action have a response in management

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8 Min
By: Bibiana Garrido (IPAM), Marcelo Freitas (IPAM)
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AI raises concerns for its potential to change the 'nature of warfare', says Stimson Center director

In an interview with Correio Sabiá, Richard Ponzio also mentioned that the technology has a range of positive applications and advocated for the creation of a global agency for AI.

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4 Min
By: Maurício de Azevedo Ferro

Guterres says G20 must 'lead' the reduction of fossil fuels

The Group of 20 largest economies worldwide responds for about 80% of global greenhouse gas emissions

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5 Min
By: Maurício de Azevedo Ferro

Two of the main coral species in Abrolhos decline, research shows

Study mapped 150 years of Brazilian marine fauna records to outline conservation goals

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2 Min
By: Maurício de Azevedo Ferro

'A matter of survival,' says Tuvalu's deputy prime minister, calling for an end to fossil fuels at the UN

Papanasi Nelesone participated in a meeting on sea level rise. Tuvalu is one of the countries most threatened by climate change.

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3 Min
By: Maurício de Azevedo Ferro

Ocean noise pollution has a big impact on the small damselfish, study reveals

Like plastic, underwater noise is also a form of pollution that can affect marine life

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7 Min
By: Maurício de Azevedo Ferro

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