Nosso novo relatório identifica ações urgentes que o governo brasileiro, seus principais parceiros comerciais e as empresas de carne devem tomar para dissociar a pecuária do desmatamento e do crime na Amazônia e em outros biomas ameaçados no Brasil.
EIA follows the path of illegally raised cattle from the Apyterewa Indigenous Territory into the supply chains of major meat companies. The report identifies urgent actions to decouple cattle ranching from deforestation and crime in the Brazilian Amazon.
EIA’s multi-year investigation reveals how the timber trade between Mozambique and China, reliant upon major global shipping lines, finances violent insurgents and violates log export bans.
A multi-year investigation indicates that the laundering of illegal and conflict timber from Mozambique is made possible by systemic corrupt practices in the timber sector, while transport to China relies on insufficient due diligence from global shipping lines.
A few days away from Home Depot’s annual shareholder meeting, EIA’s new report underscores the need for the company to urgently address its widespread and systemic impact on biodiversity.
This report presents new findings from eight years of EIA investigation into the timber supply chains that connect crimes in the Congo Basin forests to consumers in the United States.