Diplomacy for the world's hottest sea

  • Nadia Al-Mudaffar Fawzi
  • , Clare M. Fieseler*
  • , Brian Helmuth
  • , Alexandra Leitão
  • , Mehsin Al-Ainsi
  • , Mohammad Al Mukaimi
  • , Mohammad Al-Saidi
  • , Fahad Al Senafi
  • , Ivonne Bejarano
  • , Radhouan Ben-Hamadou
  • , Josh D'Addario
  • , Ahmad Mujthaba Dheen Mohamed
  • , Bruno W. Giraldes
  • , Lyle Glowka
  • , Maggie D. Johnson
  • , Brett P. Lyons
  • , Daniel Mateos-Molina
  • , Christopher D. Marshall
  • , Sayeed Mohammed
  • , Pedro Range
  • Mohammad Reza Shokri, John M.K. Wong, Nicholas D. Pyenson
*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

The Brazilian Senate is debating a proposed law to reopen the Colono road crossing Iguaçu Falls National Park (I).
This road was closed 20 years ago because it violated reserve management rules (2).
National parks ensure full environmental protection with no human interference
(3). Reopening the road would undermine the park's purpose of conserving the last remnant native vegetation in the southwestern Atlantic Forest (2). To circumvent this, the proposal suggests the creation of a protected area within the park that has fewer conservation requirements and would allow road construction. Changing the law on these terms would serve as a concerning precedent for other reserves in this megadiverse country.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)1389-1390
Number of pages2
JournalScience
Volume376
Issue number6600
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 24 Jun 2022
Externally publishedYes

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