A evolução da população de Manaus-1950 a 1970. I - Evolução da população e dos padrões de mortalidade

Fonseca, Vânia; Corrêa, Cleusa Maria

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Solid Waste And Its Interference On The Water Quality Of The Igarapé¹ do Quarenta Educandos Basin - Manaus/Am

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Int J Innov Educ Res

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The “Igarapé do Quarenta”, a stream in Educandos basin, is categorized today as the "worst" and most polluted of the city Manaus, Amazonas, due to the accumulation of solid waste and contamination by heavy metals along its course. The main objective of this research was to verify the influence of solid waste in critical points of the Igarapé do Quarenta, on the water quality of the stream. The area of solid waste accumulation ("garbage") and the water quality in the stream and around and under the bridges of the Igarapé do Quarenta, between the springs (Armando Mendes and Zumbi neighborhoods) and the mouth (Educandos), in the Amazon "summer" and "winter"," were quantified. Water quality was evaluated at each sampling site. The macroscopic analysis demonstrated its importance for the feasibility diagnosis, finding that two of the three springs found are degraded and disturbed. The pH and electrical conductivity values in the sample sites visited, in the upper and middle, of the Igarapé do Quarenta, were very high values in relation to the maximum values recorded in a natural environment in other water streams of Manaus.

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Solid Waste And Its Interference On The Water Quality Of The Igarapé¹ do Quarenta Educandos Basin - Manaus/Am

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Benefits and Problems of the Brazilian SEZ Model

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2022

Handbook of Research on Special Economic Zones as Regional Development Enablers

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One way of implementing economic policies for regional development is the creation of SEZs (Special Economic Zones), with the objective of integrating regions by means of tax incentives and investments in logistical infrastructure. In Brazil, the best known SEZ model is Manaus Free Trade Zone (MFTZ), implemented in the 1960s in a region surrounded by tropical forest, far from large urban and commercial centers and with low population density. Besides MFTZ, other SEZ models have been implemented or are in the process of implementation in Brazil, but without the impacts that MFTZ has experienced. In this study, the economic, demographic, and social characteristics of MFTZ were addressed to seek answers regarding the benefits and challenges of the Brazilian model. It can be concluded that despite the tax benefits given to industries in the Manaus Free Trade Zone and the visible economic growth in the region, there is much to advance in relation to social benefits and human development.

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A evolução da população de Manaus-1950 a 1970. I - Evolução da população e dos padrões de mortalidade

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Solid Waste And Its Interference On The Water Quality Of The Igarapé¹ do Quarenta Educandos Basin - Manaus/Am

Solid Waste And Its Interference On The Water Quality Of The Igarapé¹ do Quarenta Educandos Basin - Manaus/Am

Benefits and Problems of the Brazilian SEZ Model

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