In Brazil, public policies must adapt to education and not to inculturation. When deforestation happens, it really affects ecosystems. Roads improve access to forests, and deforestation has environmental impacts: it provides adequate habitat for some species, but reduces and fragments other habitats, degrades waterways and water quality, promotes the spread of invasive alien species that lead to wildlife mortality and loss, and even local climate change. As the Amazon, capitalism undermines our natural wealth and harms our natural lives. We need to change this policy. The international Amazon corresponds to an area of northern South America that includes nine countries: Brazil, French Guiana, Suriname, Guyana, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia. The part of the Amazonian vegetation formed by high lands where there are no significant floods is correctly called The term legal Amazon has only been included in recent laws such as Law No. 11.952 of 25.06.2009 and the Forest Law (Law No. 12.651 of 25.05.2012) and does not appear explicitly in the laws that have defined the Brazilian Amazon in recent decades for public policy purposes. The use of the adjective “legal” is due to the need to distinguish the section defined by the legislation of the Amazon by the biome or river basin, as well as by the international Amazon. The creation of the legal Amazon is part of the competences of the Union, which are devolved in accordance with Art.
43 of the Federal Constitution can articulate their actions within the same geo-economic and social complex in order to develop and reduce regional inequalities. In this sense, the legal Amazon was created with the aim of defining the geographical delimitation of the political region, which provides tax incentives to promote its regional development. Where can I learn more about Amazon Legal? This information can be found on the SUDAM website repositorio.sudam.gov.br/sudam/sudam/regimento-interno-sudam.pdf/view, repositorio.sudam.gov.br/sudam/prda/publicacoes-institucionais And in studies published by IBGE as the geostatistics of natural resources of the legal Amazon consulted the link: www.ibge.gov.br/geociencias/organizacao-do-territorio/estrutura-territorial/15819-amazonia-legal.html?=&t=o-que-e With this device, the Amazon It has been called the legal Amazon, the result of a political concept rather than a geographical imperative, that is, the government`s need to plan and promote the development of the region. It represents an area of about 5,217,423 square kilometers, or about 61% of Brazil`s territory. The region was therefore defined by law, regardless of whether or not its territory belonged to the Amazon basin, whether its ecosystem consisted of tropical rainforest or any other similar criterion. Original article in: sustentabilidade.estadao.com.br/noticias/geral,a-amazonia-em-numeros,407091 Currently, the Vice Presidency of the Republic is responsible for the right-wing National Council of the Amazon. In April of this year, the Amazon Plan was approved for the period from 2021 to 2022, which “establishes guidelines for the continuity of law enforcement actions and the fight against environmental and rural crime, especially illegal logging and fires in the legal Amazon.” Is IBGE responsible for distinguishing between legal Amazon? No. The legal Amazon was defined in Supplementary Law No.
124 of 01.03.2007 and is the responsibility of the Superintendence of Development of the Amazon – SUDAM for any change in its boundaries. 9. In October 1953, Decree 35600 approved the Plan for the Economic Development of the Amazon. In 1966, Law 5173 of October 27, 1966 (extinction of SPVEA and creation of SUDAM) reinvented the concept of legal Amazon for planning purposes. The Amazon includes the Amazon basin, considered the largest watershed in the world, and occupies more than 7 million km2. The main river is the Amazon, which has more than 1,100 tributaries flowing into it.