Diamond Green Diesel, or DGD, a U.S. leader in renewable diesel production, imports beef tallow from a supplier fed by Brazilian slaughterhouses fined...
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Brazil’s environmental authorities announced a major operation that seized around 7,000 illegal head of cattle in the Amazon on Thursday. The government also issued fines to several ranchers and slaughterhouses, including JBS NV, the world's largest meat supplier. The move comes on the same day a separate analysis revealed that American hamburgers are increasingly financing the destruction of the Amazon rainforest. Nearly a quarter of Brazil’s beef exports to the US come from slaughterhouses located next to areas where illegal deforestation is rampant, according to Earthsight, a UK-based nonprofit that investigates links between environmental crime and consumption. Raising cattle is the main...
Diamond Green Diesel, or DGD, a U.S. leader in renewable diesel production, imports beef tallow from a supplier fed by Brazilian slaughterhouses fined...
BRASILIA, (Reuters) – Brazil’s Federal Police can trace whether gold came from an illegal mine in the Amazon rainforest, and investigators...
BRASILIA, (Reuters) – Brazil’s Federal Police can trace whether gold came from an illegal mine in the Amazon rainforest, and investigators...
Brazil’s Amazon has lost forest area cover equivalent to the size of Spain over the past four decades, raising concerns among scientists...
Scientists say the findings should not obscure the devastation wrought by deforestation...
Scientists say the findings should not obscure the devastation wrought by deforestation...
Brazil’s state oil company, Petrobras (PETR3. RA), was denied a much sought-after license to drill in the environmentally sensitive Foz do...
Brazil’s state oil company, Petrobras (PETR3. RA), was denied a much sought-after license to drill in the environmentally sensitive Foz do...
Brazil’s Amazon rainforest has lost forest the size of Spain since 1985, raising fears of irreversible damage. Credit: Jorge.kike.medina / / CC BY...
Brazil’s Amazon rainforest has lost forest the size of Spain since 1985, raising fears of irreversible damage. Credit: Jorge.kike.medina / / CC BY...