Brazil wastes the potential of its biodiversity, a unique and unparalleled asset

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Brazil has the greatest biodiversity in the world — everyone already knows that. But so what? What does the country gain from this? Greater food, energy, water and climate security; protection against erosion, floods, landslides and other socio-environmental disasters; natural protection against pests in the countryside and diseases in cities; potential for the discovery of new drugs, cosmetics and other natural products; preservation of cultures, knowledge and customs of traditional populations; beautiful landscapes; countless business opportunities linked to ecotourism, leisure and social well-being. Okay or want more? Read the full article in Jornal da USP.

 

 

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Brazil wastes the potential of its biodiversity, a unique and unparalleled asset. Photomontage: Jornal da USP

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Writer and columnist, the sociologist was president of the National Association of Postgraduate Studies and Research in Social Sciences in the 2003-2004 biennium