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Area of deforestation in the Amazon in last year was the greatest since 2008
Satellite images become flashpoint as Brazil’s government seeks to discredit scientists
Tesco offers £10m to stop expansion in Cerrado as companies threaten sanctions
Proposal for $10bn annual payment from other countries comes ahead of UN summit
Mixed-use schemes enable depleted soils to become productive again
World’s largest consumer group confronted by big shareholders led by BlackRock
Producers make headway in disclosing product origins as farmers continue to suffer from low incomes
World’s largest meatpacker under the spotlight as investors sound the alarm on deforestation
World’s largest meatpacker faces investor pressure to show livestock do not come from illegally deforested lands
Measuring a food’s true carbon emissions is becoming easier
Proposed government crackdown would mean avoiding connections via supply chain to threats to rainforest
Tree cover losses increase 77% as collapse in economies pushes exploitation of resources
Environment minister says funds should help the country stop deforestation
Indigenous groups are in the front line of the fight against climate change
Consumer goods giant’s investments in nature-based projects criticised for neglecting supply chain emissions
Firms say surging deforestation raises ‘widespread uncertainties’ about investments
Sweden’s AP7 pension fund and Marks and Spencer among groups threatening boycott
Vice-president says “long-needed” measure will help prosecute criminals
President says plan would tackle poverty but critics fear extra threat to Amazon
Lessons from Brazil could have wider implications for global food production
Turnaround success demonstrates key plank of sustainable farming
Pressure mounts for Brazilian companies to become more compliant with ESG standards
Much like oil before it, realising the economic potential requires research, investment and oversight
Front organisations backed by politicians are responsible for land grabs and deforestation
Brazilian company wants to be seen as ‘the friendly face of capitalism’
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