O Ouro Negro e a Cicatriz Verde: : Café e Devastação na Mata Atlântica do Sudeste (HISTÓRIA AMBIENTAL DO BRASIL Livro 5) (Portuguese Edition)
by José Edimilson Machado Kober
In O Ouro Negro e a Cicatriz Verde, discover the environmental toll of coffee production in Brazil's Southeast Mata Atlântica. This book, part of the História Ambiental do Brasil series, explores how agricultural expansion led to deforestation and lasting ecological scars in one of the country's most vital biomes. Author José Edimilson Machado Kober illuminates the historical dynamics of human activity and nature's response.
About This Book
O Ouro Negro e a Cicatriz Verde examines the historical interplay between coffee production and environmental degradation in the Southeast Mata Atlântica, a key part of Brazil's environmental history series.
The narrative highlights how the pursuit of coffee, often referred to as black gold, contributed to widespread deforestation and ecological changes in this biodiverse region.
Through a lens of environmental history, the book addresses the long-term consequences of agricultural practices on the Mata Atlântica's landscape and biodiversity.
José Edimilson Machado Kober provides insights into the broader patterns of human impact on Brazil's natural heritage, emphasizing the scars left by economic development.
This volume, part of the História Ambiental do Brasil series, offers a focused study on the Southeast's environmental challenges tied to coffee cultivation.
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