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Brazil selects India over China for satellite launch , ISRO to launch Brazil’s Amazonia-1 satellite aboard PSLV rocket this August...🇮🇳🇧🇷
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is gearing up to lift off Brazil’s Amazonia-1 satellite next month onboard the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) As per a report in the Financial Express, Amazonia-1 will be the first satellite for Earth Observation that is designed, assembled and tested in Brazil.
The images provided by Amazonia-1 will help in observing and monitoring the deforestation of the Amazon region, the report adds. The satellite has gained special importance in the wake of recent fires in the Amazon.
Apart from this, an agreement on the programme of cooperation between the two space agencies was also signed. Under this, Brazil received data from ISRO’s remote sensing satellite ResourceSAT-1.
The two countries, in July 2014, also signed an agreement on cooperation to alter a Brazilian earth station to receive and process data from the Indian Remote Sensing satellites (IRS) series.
The agreements also meant that ISRO is obliged to make data from its projects available to the National Institute for Space Research (INPE), the Brazilian executive agency receiving earth observation data, and remote sensing data from areas under the INPE’s domain.
The Amazonia-1 launch is among the 36 space and satellite missions ISRO has planned over the next two years, according to a central government report in March this year. These will include milestone missions like Chandrayaan-3 (a moon lander mission) and an uncrewed mission for Gaganyaan, India’s maiden human spaceflight mission planned for 2021/22.
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deforestation data 在 Red Hong Yi Facebook 的最讚貼文
Hundreds of hours to make this artwork, but all was burnt and ruined in a minute.
We can take action today.
Art can do something no data or numbers can - it makes us feel. I hope this art moves you to feel, think, engage and even take action.
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Here are some from @WWF’s site on how to save our forests:
1. Make sure that products you buy have been produced using sustainable palm oil.
2. Make small changes to your daily routine. It may not seem like much, but small things can make a huge difference. It’s as simple as reducing, reusing and recycling.
3. Get in contact with your favourite brands and let them know that you want them to source and produce their products sustainably.
4. Supporting organisations like WWF that are on ground working on conservation projects can make a significant impact and is a great way of being a part of the bigger solution.
5. Raise awareness and lead by example
6. If you can, eat less red meat. Cattle grazing is a big contributor to deforestation.
- by:
Kenji Chai x Red Hong Yi x @Arts In Motion
deforestation data 在 Charlotte In White 林偉欣 Facebook 的最讚貼文
I know many of my friends are really environmental-conscious that they reducing consumption on plastic, paper, using less light, air-con and shopping less & less on clothing.
Meanwhile, one of the actions that you could actually do three times a day, in every meal... is eating less meat. I seldom talk about this cause I think being vegetarian/ vegan should be a conscious choice of yours. You simply want to do it for your self for a more beautiful and healthy lifestyle.
But we also have to understand that, we as human being are no different than the animal, nature and the earth. We are interconnected, we are "#InterBeing". Every single action of us have an effect on this "inter-being" - maybe it is also what #karma tells, it will come back to us, just in a matter of time.
Therefore, I invite all of you who spent precious time read this little long message that I wrote this morning, to be more #mindful in every single action, every single meal...
The nature feeds us & you can make an action!
#ActNow
#GoGreen
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"The problem, however, is not totally out of people’s hands. Studies have shown that the fires aren’t caused by natural occurrences, but by humans--our love for meat, to be exact.
The fires are caused by burning fallen trees to make way for cattle ranching, a growing industry in Brazil and the wider region. Data from the Institute of Environmental Research in Amazonia (IPAM) show that the top ten municipalities in Amazonia with the most fire occurrences also had the biggest deforestation rates this year.
The most practical solution people can adopt to help is to reduce--or stop--their meat intake."
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The UN FAO estimate that 10 million hectares of forest were cut down each year. This interactive map shows deforestation rates across the world. A note on UN ... ... <看更多>