Who Will Save Amazonia?: World Heritage or Full Destruction

The authors warn governments, societies, and humanity about the future of Amazonia, which is dying. They argue that Amazonia is a key entity in the victory of humanity against COVID-19, climate change, and social inequality and that a worldwide mobilisation is needed to stop its cultural and ecological destruction. The book highlights the importance of Amazonia for world food security, climate change mitigation, and the bioindustry and calls for its transformation into a world heritage. It also discusses the destructive interventions made by the Brazilian government on its peoples and biomes and the aggravated tragedy of COVID-19 in the region. The responsibility of its sustainable protection is on us all.

Format: Hardback
Length: 296 pages
Publication date: 01 September 2021
Publisher: Nova Science Publishers Inc

The authors issue a stark warning to governments, societies, and humanity about the future of Amazonia, emphasizing that it is facing a dire situation and is on the brink of extinction. They argue that the world is already grappling with significant challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, and social inequality, and Amazonia plays a crucial role in humanity's fight against these modern plagues. The authors argue that Amazonia is a vital entity in the victory of humanity over these challenges and that a global mobilisation is urgently needed to prevent its cultural and ecological destruction. They highlight the devastating impact of market-driven policies and predatory privatisation on the region, which contribute to the ongoing degradation of this incredibly biodiverse region. The authors warn that the continued destruction of Amazonia could lead to the spread of many diseases and pandemics throughout the world, as it houses a vast array of plant and animal species that are essential for human health and well-being. Furthermore, Amazonia plays a critical role in global food security, climate change mitigation, and the bioindustry. The study emphasizes the need for the transformation of Amazonia into a world heritage site, recognizing its immense cultural and ecological value. The book explores various aspects of Amazonia's sustainable development, nature, territory, culture, environmental justice, economics, work, bioeconomy, COVID-19, climate change, and environmental protection. It also delves into the complex relationships between Amazonia and Christian foundations, shedding light on their historical and ongoing contributions to the region. The authors analyse the importance of Amazonia for humanity from a sustainability perspective, highlighting its role in preserving biodiversity, mitigating climate change, and supporting indigenous communities. They denounce the destructive interventions made by the Brazilian government on its peoples and biomes, emphasizing the tragic consequences of such actions. The book also highlights the exacerbation of the situation by the dispersion of COVID-19 in the region, emphasizing the urgent need for global cooperation and action to save Amazonia. In conclusion, the authors argue that the responsibility for the sustainable protection of Amazonia lies with all of us. They call for a collective effort to prevent its destruction, promote its sustainable development, and ensure its preservation for future generations. Amazonia's future is an announced world tragedy, and it is up to us to act and save this incredible region from further decline and extinction.

Weight: 538g
ISBN-13: 9781536198935