Settlement of the Japanese in Brazil 
.... seeds from the Philippines to
Brazil for experimental planting in an effort to increase rubber production beyond what tappers were producing in the
Amazon. ....
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Deforestation of the Amazon
.... Economist went on to note that this attitude on the part of the government of
Brazil led to calls for internationalizing the
Amazon: Whether
Brazil likes it or ....
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Sustaining the Amazon The a
.... As hardwood supplies in Asia dwindle, logging pressures within the
Amazon will only increase. Holloway (1993) observes that
Brazil has the highest species ....
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South America's Amazon River
.... The largest South American country,
Brazil encompasses about halt the
Amazon basin end, according to critics, has been reckless in its squandering of the ....
(1984
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Amazon Rainforest Depletion
.... sustainability.
Brazil recently designated the Amapa State Forest, 5.7 million acres of
Amazon, a protected area (Butler, 2006). Enacting ....
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Amazon Rain Forest
.... Revkin also notes that the wealth of
Brazil is concentrated in the cities, "rich, industrial cities that are separated from the impoverished
Amazon by much ....
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The Indian peoples of Brazil
.... Brazilians has gained fresh impetus in recent decades as
Brazil has opened up its frontiers in an effort to tap the vast resources of the
Amazon basin (Page 85 ....
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Cultural Analysis of Brazil
.... Much of the coast is fringed by a narrow plain. The
Amazon River is navigable by oceangoing ships for about 3700 km (
Brazil, 1998, CD ROM ) The nuclear family. ....
(1928
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Five Source Copies
.... 1965–90) in selected stable isotopic signatures in the
Amazon have been .... season deuterium excess differences between Belem and Manaus,
Brazil, are consistent ....
(2064
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Brazilian Rainforests
.... development must take into account the way in which
Amazon tribes utilize .... building upon practices, such as rubber tapping or harvesting of
Brazil nuts, which ....
(1499
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Deforestation in the Tropics
.... In
Brazil's Amazon forest alone, 35,000 square kilometers of trees are lost annually. Entire biomes are being demolished irreversibly. ....
(1474
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Culture of Brazil
.... The Amerindian influence is felt most strongly in the
Amazon Basin; the African .... Decision-making in
Brazil is much affected by the particular family structure ....
(1561
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The Culture of Brazil
.... The Amerindian influence is felt most strongly in the
Amazon Basin; the African .... Decision-making in
Brazil is much affected by the particular family structure ....
(1561
6
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Biologist Alfred Russell Wallace
.... Wallace was not defeated and turned his energies to writing an account of his time in
Brazil, Travels on the
Amazon and Rio Negro (1853). ....
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El Nino Phenomenon
.... The water level of the Nile River is affected by the ENSO phenomenon as is the amount of rainfall in the
Amazon region of
Brazil. ....
(2760
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History of Brazil Since the End of the Cold War I - Introdu
.... half of
Brazil's industrial output, still vibrates with entrepreneurial energy and prosperity... One of the greatest natural wonders, the
Amazon rain forest ....
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Hispanic Influenceson Brazilian Culture
.... of Indian culture in
Brazil today is seen mostly in those areas of the country where Indian tribes still flourish, such as the forests along the
Amazon River. ....
(1239
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THE BRAZILIAN ECONOMY: A REVIEW
.... McDonagh, 1995). In the
Amazon region of
Brazil, land reform has been effected through the creation of extractive reserves. Under the ....
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Review of "Byond Beef"
.... The clearing of forests which has gone on recently in the
Amazon region of
Brazil and in Central America is deforesting tropical hardwood areas and causing ....
(1577
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BEYOND BEEF This research paper consists of as
.... The clearing of forests which has gone on recently in the
Amazon region of
Brazil and in Central America is deforesting tropical hardwood areas and causing ....
(1577
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Protocol Between Peru & Ecuador The purpose of this research is t
.... For Ecuador it was a matter of historical right and national pride to be recognized as a riparian power on the
Amazon, together with
Brazil, Colombia, and Peru ....
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Brasilia
.... incursions into the
Amazon: The capital's political founders meant the city as the symbolic spark for massive development of
Brazil's interior--development ....
(1616
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Brazilian Economy
....
Brazil is a highly diverse society, and its population includes not only unassimilated Indians in the
Amazon basin, but also substantial numbers of dependent ....
(2224
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The Monarch Butterfly
.... America. In South America, it generally inhabits areas north of the
Amazon (ie,
Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador). The butterfly ....
(2600
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Amazonian Rain Forest Protection
.... One reason for the enormous role played by the
Amazon ian rain forest in these .... ago in the name of economic development the very act for which
Brazil is being ....
(2546
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OECD and Trade Evnironment in Latin America
.... For example, deforestation in the
Amazon region of
Brazil was the result of unregulated 'slash and burn' wood removal practices which accompanied the expansion ....
(5632
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The Systems-hierarchical Paradigm
.... Tribal/Village Societies of the
Amazon Basin The
Amazon drainage basin is an area of about 4 million square kilometers in
Brazil. ....
(4481
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Environmental Anthropology
.... Moran specialized in ecological anthropology, resource management and agricultural development and performed extensive research in the
Amazon region of
Brazil. ....
(4210
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THE EMERALD FOREST The Emerald Forest is a 1985
The Emerald Forest is a 1985 film set in the remote Xingu region of
Brazil's Amazon rain forest that was directed by John Boorman, a noted English filmmaker. ....
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INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL LAW
.... But, despite warnings about that hole in our atmosphere, the dire complaints about the denuding of rain forests in
Brazil and the entire
Amazon region, the ....
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