This review engages with literature on authoritarian populism, focusing specifically on its
relationship to the environment. We analyze hybrid combinations of authoritarianism and …

Deforestation for agriculture is a key threat to global carbon stocks, biodiversity, and
indigenous ways of life. In the absence of strong territorial governance, zero-deforestation …

Since the dawn of Brazilian trade, extensive cattle farming has predominated. Brazil's
extensive pasture-based system uses pasture plants adapted to climate and soil conditions …

The bioeconomy has been portrayed as a transformational change to replace fossil-based
fuels and other goods such as plastics. It is to substitute those goods while promoting zero …

In response to the clearing of tropical forests for agricultural expansion, agri-food companies
have adopted promises to eliminate deforestation from their supply chains in the form of …

The negative externalities of global commodity chains and existing governance gaps have
received wide scholarly attention. Indeed, many sectors including forest‐risk commodities …

Abstract The Tocantins-Araguaia Basin is one of the largest river systems in South America,
located entirely within Brazilian territory. In the last decades, capital-concentrating activities …

Expanding and intensifying agriculture has led to a loss of soil carbon. As agroecosystems
cover over 40% of Earth's land surface, they must be part of the solution put in action to …

The bioeconomy transition is a double-edged sword that may either address fossil fuel
dependence sustainably or aggravate human pressures on the environment, depending on …

The Amazon has a diverse array of social and environmental initiatives that adopt forest-
based land-use practices to promote rural development and support local livelihoods …