Daniel Bergamo, Olivia Zerbini, Patricia Pinho e Paulo Moutinho
2022
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The study argues that an Amazonian bioeconomy must transcend the conventional approach of forest-based products, ensuring zero deforestation, strengthening the ancient cultural and economic practices of the traditional Amazonian population, diversifying methods and production, valuing biodiversity in response to widespread monoculture plantations and equitable sharing of benefits to local communities.
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