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(Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo) With the aim of enhancing the quality of Brazilian space research output, scientists investigated the accuracy of different satellite data collections.[...] [Published in GreenNews - Read the original article] With the aim of enhancing the quality of Brazilian space research output, scientists investigated the accuracy of different satellite data collections A study conducted by scientists from [...]

( Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo) Researchers in Brazil find that high levels of heavy metals and particulate matter suspended in the atmosphere restrict the growth of tipuana trees, which are ubiquitous in São Paulo, the largest Brazilian city.[...] [Published in GreenNews - Read the original article]

(Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo) Young researchers and graduates from any country have until March 24 to apply for the event, which will be held at the University of São Paulo with FAPESP's support.[...] [Published in GreenNews - Read the original article]

(Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo) One of the latest hot topics in astrophysics, the study on the Epoch of Reionization will underlie the discussions on this 11-day seminar at the University of São Paulo, Brazil - registration is open until April 15 for young researchers and graduate students from any country. Courses start on July 28.[...] [Published in GreenNews - Read the original article]

( Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo) Researchers show that up to 15 million hectares of forest risk losing protection owing to a new clause in the law under which state governments can let private landowners protect only 50 percent of their property, down from 80 percent previously, if over 65 percent of the state is protected by conservation units or indigenous reservations.[...] [Published in GreenNews - Read the original article]

(Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo) Colonies of sun coral multiply rapidly, driving native corals out. Scientists in Brazil investigate whether the rising of oceanic temperature, combined with increasing activity of the oil and gas industry, might be favoring the invasive species.[...] [Published in GreenNews - Read the original article]

Expansion of sugarcane cultivation in Brazil for ethanol production in areas not under environmental protection or reserved for food production could potentially replace up to 13.7% of world crude oil consumption and reduce global emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) by as much as 5.6% by 2045.[...] [Published in GreenNews - Read the original article]

(Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo) - Brazilian and Dutch researchers use single-cell algae to try to solve the problem of managing the waste generated by sewage treatment. The idea is to provide up to 10,000 dwellers with installations that achieve an effective reuse of organic matter, as opposed to the sludge-generating chemical compounds most commonly used.[...] [Published in GreenNews - Read the original article]

With the perspective of climate change affecting wheat crops on a global scale, scientists from Brazil and Denmark test techniques to develop bread comprised by three-tenths of cassava while preserving its standard features.