INPE begins the annual PRODES deforestation series
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Brazil's national space research institute begins producing an annual wall-to-wall satellite map of clear-cut deforestation across the Legal Amazon. It is the decision that makes everything downstream possible: without a consistent series measured the same way each year, none of the later claims about rates rising, falling or accelerating would be checkable.
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- Story
- Brazil's national space research institute begins producing an annual wall-to-wall satellite map of clear-cut deforestation across the Legal Amazon. It is the decision that makes everything downstream possible: without a consistent series measured the same way each year, none of the later claims about rates rising, falling or accelerating would be checkable.
- Knowledge
- Amazon Deforestation
- INPE (Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais)
- Satellite Deforestation Monitoring
- INPE begins the annual PRODES deforestation series
- Connections
- Satellite Deforestation Monitoring
- INPE (Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais)
- Amazon Deforestation
- INPE (Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais)
- Amazon Deforestation
- PPCDAm (Action Plan for the Prevention and Control of Deforestation in the Legal Amazon)
- INPE begins the annual PRODES deforestation series
- Clearance reaches the highest annual figure in the record
- PPCDAm launched and DETER alerts begin
- INPE's director is dismissed after defending the deforestation data
- Clearance falls to its lowest level in roughly a decade
- Satellite Deforestation Monitoring
- INPE begins the annual PRODES deforestation series
- PPCDAm launched and DETER alerts begin
- INPE's director is dismissed after defending the deforestation data
- Jaguar (Panthera onca)
- Indigenous Peoples and Demarcated Territories of the Amazon
- BR-163 (Cuiaba-Santarem Highway)
- Moisture Recycling
- The Amazon Dieback Threshold
- Forest Degradation
- The Southeastern Amazon as a Carbon Source
- Satellite Deforestation Monitoring
- PPCDAm (Action Plan for the Prevention and Control of Deforestation in the Legal Amazon)
- Amazon Soy Moratorium
- Construction of the Trans-Amazonian Highway begins
- BR-163 opens between Cuiaba and Santarem
- INPE begins the annual PRODES deforestation series
- Clearance reaches the highest annual figure in the record
- The Amazon Soy Moratorium is signed
- Annual clearance reaches its lowest recorded level
- Clearance reaches its highest level since the mid-2000s
- Clearance falls to its lowest level in roughly a decade
- The UN climate conference convenes at the mouth of the Amazon
- Evidence
- Supports the existence, method and shape of the annual clear-cut deforestation series for the Brazilian Legal Amazon from 1988 onward. V55 verification basis: the TerraBrasilis portal was probed in this session and returned EGRESS_BLOCKED; no annual value was retrieved. Every specific PRODES figure referred to in this pack is described as commonly reported and flagged as unchecked in the record that mentions it.
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