officially inaugurated the world's largest single-line pulp mill in Ribas do Rio Pardo The ceremony was attended by the President of Brazil Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva; the Vice President and Minister of Development as well as representatives from the federal With capacity to produce 2.55 million tonnes of pulp per year the project is the result of a total investment of R$22.2 billion (~U$4.3 billion) of which R$15.9 billion (~U$3.1 billion) was allocated to the construction of the mill and R$6.3 billion (~U$1.2 billion) dedicated to areas such as developing outbound logistics and the forestry base This marks the largest investment in Suzano's 100-year history and represents one of the largest private investments in Brazil in recent years President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva emphasized the importance of responsible private investment to the country's development: "We can only reap what we sow if we plant properly "The Brazilian economy is expected to grow by 3.5% this year It is one of the largest growth rates among all the countries in the world," he added Reflecting on Suzano's ambitious goals for promoting diversity Lula emphasized the importance of this agenda in fostering a more equitable society with 448 working in the forestry sector and 161 in the industrial sector The construction of the Ribas do Rio Pardo mill was first announced in May 2021 with a total of more than 45,000 people involved throughout its duration The mill began operations on July 21 of this year and currently employs approximately 3,000 people working across industrial highlighted that the Ribas do Rio Pardo mill serves as a prime example of private investment delivering positive outcomes for both people and nature: "Over 45,000 people have worked here we generate 10,000 direct and indirect jobs in the region This is the type of social impact that an investment of this scale brings to the country and the state We have an industrial complex here that can generate all the energy this hub requires in a renewable and clean manner with enough surplus to supply all the households in Mato Grosso do Sul Suzano plants 1.2 million trees a day and extracts more carbon from the atmosphere than it releases serving as a tangible example of a sustainable industry," stated the executive during the ceremony The Ribas do Rio Pardo unit will be self-sufficient in green energy production with a surplus of approximately 180 megawatts (MW) on average which will serve the satellite suppliers of the mill and contribute to the National Interconnected System (SIN) This energy from a renewable source is enough to power a city of up to 2 million inhabitants monthly With the start of operations at the new unit Suzano's installed pulp production capacity increased from 10.9 million to 13.5 million tonnes per year representing an increase of over 20% in the company's current pulp production Suzano also has the capacity to produce 1.5 million tonnes annually of papers among other products that use pulp as a raw material The new unit also contributed to the increase in Suzano's production capacity in Mato Grosso do Sul with a total capacity of 5.8 million tonnes of pulp per year which directly contributes to regional socioeconomic development The mill has the smallest structural average radius of the forest base among Suzano's operations totaling 65 km between the planting areas and the mill This unique feature minimizes logistical costs and the environmental impact associated with the transportation of pulp and wood 50% of wood transportation is conducted using hexatrains - 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John Hardwick Twitter Facebook O endereço abaixo não existe na globo.com Sodium Chlorate Market Analysis: Industry Market Size Copyright © ChemAnalyst - 2020 | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy World's largest single pulp production line is up and running in Ribas do Rio Pardo in Brazil The start-up marks the completion of Suzano's $4.3bn Cerrado investment project Suzano has announced the operational start-up of its new bleached eucalyptus kraft (BEK) pulp mill in Ribas do Rio Pardo in the federal state of Mato Grosso do Sul The pulp mill has a production capacity of 2.55 million tpy and will boost Suzano's total pulp capacity by 20 per cent to 13.5 million tpy the mill will produce also 180 MW of surplus renewable energy The new pulp mill is part of Suzano's $4.3bn (BRL22bn) Cerrado Project which is the company's biggest investment ever Suzano invested approximately $3.1bn in the construction of the pulp mill and another $1.2bn was allocated for the formation of the planting base and the pulp outbond logistics Service Customer Service+49 7224 9397-701servicenoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.de Editorial Team+49 7224 9397-0papernoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.com Get the latest news about developments and trends in the industry sent to you once a week free of charge by newsletter Sign up for our newsletter We use cookies and external services on our website others enhance your user experience or help us improve this website You can change your privacy settings any time by clicking privacy policy Necessary cookies are required for the correct functioning of the website Content from video platforms and map services is blocked by default. 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You can find more information on the individual external services in our privacy policy Market pulp producer Suzano has successfully started up the operation of its new mill which it claimed is the largest single pulp production line in the world Marking the completion of one of Brazil’s largest ever private investment projects will have an annual production capacity of 2.55 million tonnes of eucalyptus pulp increasing Suzano’s production capacity by more than 20% to 13.5 million tonnes a year is the result of a total investment of R$22.2bn (around £3.3bn) of which R$15.9bn was allocated for the construction of the plant and R$6.3bn was earmarked for initiatives such as the formation of the planting base and the pulp outbound logistics Suzano also has the capacity to produce 1.5 million tonnes of paper per year among other products that use pulp as raw material “The successful completion of the Cerrado Project reflects the dedication and execution capability of each person involved in this grand and transformative project,” said Beto Abreu “It also attests to the culture of excellence that permeates the entire organisation masterfully led by [previous CEO] Walter Schalka during his 11-year tenure here “His vision and ambition have proven key in delivering a world-class mill within the planned budget adhered to Suzano’s core focus on supporting sustainability and having a positive impact on local communities.” In line with Suzano’s ESG Commitments to Renewing Life the site has been purpose-built to meet global demand for sustainably produced eucalyptus-based products The mill will use renewable biomass to produce which will be directed toward the mill’s local suppliers as well as the national grid is enough to power a city of up to two million inhabitants The proximity of the mill to Suzano’s eucalyptus farms means emissions and time from logging transportation will be significantly reduced The structural distance from forest-to-mill is only 65km on average compared to Suzano’s structural average supply radius of 150km The plant will also be self-sufficient in the production of sulfuric acid and hydrogen peroxide Suzano said the investment is the largest investment in its 100-year history and has a series of operational and socio-environmental advances with the plant laying the foundations for future growth opportunities such as the development of innovative new products from renewable raw materials having created as many as 10,000 jobs during the construction phase the operational mill will now provide 3,000 full-time jobs at the mill and the surrounding forestry and logistic operations Suzano said it was also making significant investments into improving local infrastructure and broadening access to quality education and healthcare earlier this month the Brazilian pulpmaker announced the acquisition of industrial assets from Pactiv Evergreen in the US It said this transaction would expand the company’s operations in North America and marked its entrance into the consumer and food service packaging segments in the region that manufacture liquid packaging board and cupstock Subject to final regulatory approval expected later this year these assets will add approximately 420,000 metric tonnes annually of integrated paperboard to Suzano’s production capacity Suzano signed a long-term supply deal with Pactiv Evergreen to provide liquid packaging board for its converting business Earlier this year Suzano also entered into a long-term partnership with B&C Group with respect to its majority stake in Vienna-listed Lenzing which supplies cellulosic fibres for the textile and non-wovens industry Suzano recently terminated talks to buy American pulp and paper firm International Paper after failing to offer a high enough purchase price Printweek welcomes informed debate, but please read our House Rules before posting Printweek is the premier website for the print industry The Suzano company reported that it will build a new pulp production plant in the municipality of Ribas do Rio Pardo, in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil With more than 90 years of experience, the company operates primarily in the pulp (paper and lint grade) and paper (cardboard Suzano is one of the largest vertically integrated producers of pulp and paper in Latin America and was the largest producer of eucalyptus pulp in the world and virgin market pulp in the world in 2020 Like other Brazilian producers of eucalyptus pulp it has the lowest pulp production cost in the world the company is one of the largest paper producers in Brazil and represents almost 40% of printing and writing paper and 25% of cardboard produced in Brazil in 2020 The new plant will have a nominal capacity of 2,550,000 tons per year of eucalyptus pulp production it exceeds the initially planned annual nominal capacity of 2,300,000 tons The company estimates that the new plant will start operating in the second half of 2024 Of the industrial capital investment in the project the company indicated that it remains estimated at 14.7 billion Brazilian reais with a disbursement distributed between 2021 and 2024 in compliance with the company’s commitment to financial discipline maintaining compliance with the parameters established in Suzano’s Debt Management Policy Suzano’s total installed eucalyptus pulp production capacity was 11.9 million tons per year and its total production volume was 10.8 million tons of which 9.8 million tons were produced as commercial pulp and the remainder was used for the production of 1.2 million tons of paper and cardboard Redacción: 7224059128info@opportimes.com We use cookies to improve your experience on our site. 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Texas – For the second time at the 2022 PBR (Professional Bull Riders) World Finals there was a lead change in the ferocious seesaw race to crown the season’s world champion 1 rank following Round 1 of competition on Friday night New York) reclaimed the top position Sunday afternoon after delivering a runner-up ride score in Round 3 of competition at the first-ever PBR World Finals in Fort Worth Montanans Matt Triplett and Dakota Louis were held scoreless for the third straight round At the end of the first weekend of action in Fort Worth, Cody Jesus (Window Rock Arizona) is atop the World Finals event leaderboard with three rides of 89 points or better through the opening three rounds Two other riders – Vieira and Jose Vitor Leme (Ribas do Rio Pardo Brazil) – are also a perfect 3-for-3 at the 202 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast On the spurs of Swearingen’s career-best 93-point ride score from Round 2 which inched him within 3.01 points of the No he was riding a strong swell of momentum as Round 3 commenced Awaiting the young New Yorker was Amarillo Texas animal athlete Hey Bartender (JQH Bucking Bulls/Skip & Elaine Jones) With the raucous Texas crowd brought to the edge of their seats Swearingen was in full control of the powerful animal athlete The silver finish in the round garnered him $20,000 and a crucial 48 world points Swearingen catapulted back to the world No 2 Vieira while also gaining critical ground in the World Finals event standings Swearingen is now fourth on the leaderboard Vieira converted in the third round of competition on the final out of the day Dominating Canadian bull Norse God (Wild Hoggs Bucking Bulls) Vieira was marked 87.75 points to finish seventh in the round Vieira netted 28 world points and surged to second place in the 2022 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast event standings Should Vieira earn his first gold buckle at season’s end he would become the oldest PBR World Champion in history Vieira would surpass Adriano Moraes (Cachoeira Paulista Two-time and reigning PBR World Champion Jose Vitor Leme maintained his world No He is now within 290.66 points of the top position in the world standings ahead of Round 4 Leme earned his third qualified ride at the sport’s most prestigious event when he covered Big Whiskey (Tex Brothers Ranch/5S Bucking Bulls) for 86 points The former semi-professional soccer player previously rode Mr Personality (Southern Cross Bucking Bulls) for 85.75 points in Round 1 and Lone Survivor (Whitman Bucking Bulls/Jenkins Cattle Co.) for a commanding 90.25 points in Round 2 Should Leme once again be crowned the PBR World Champion in 2022 the stoic Brazilian would become the first rider in history to claim the honor in three consecutive seasons and just the third three-time PBR World Champion Leme’s score also elevated him to third on the event leaderboard positioning him within a mere 6.25 points of aggregate leader Jesus If Leme were to win the 2022 PBR World Finals he would tie Robson Palermo (Rio Branco Acre Brazil) for the most World Finals won by one rider and become just the second rider to win the event in back-to-back seasons is also the only rider to win the event in consecutive years Leme notably won the event in his debut in 2017 and is the defending World Finals event winner from 2021 The world’s Top 5 also has a new face following Round 3 of competition 90.25-point effort aboard Mike’s Motive (Blake Sharp/High Voltage Cattle/American Spirits/Koe Wetzel) who also delivered a 90-point ride in Round 2 covering Montana Jacket (Berg/Coleman/Ogden/Hart) for 91.25 points rose three positions after beginning the afternoon No 2018 PBR World Champion Kaique Pacheco (Itatiaba Brazil) continued to ice the competition in Round 3 Matching Canuck animal athlete Happy Camper (Two Bit Bucking Bulls) jump-for-jump Pacheco left Dickies Arena with a check for $8,000 and 38 world points He is now 107.49 points back of the top position The reserved Brazilian is also now seventh in the event Jesus leads the world’s Top 40 bull riders on the 2022 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast event leaderboard Following an 89-point ride atop Short Circuit (McWhorter/D&H Page) in Round 1 and 90.25-point effort aboard I’m Legit Too (Hart Cattle Co./Hale) in Round 2 Jesus remained perfect when he bested La Grande (Davis Rodeo Ranch) for 89 points in Round 3 The 2022 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast continues with Round 3 on Thursday PBR Unleash The BeastPBR World Finals: Unleash The BeastDickies Arena – Fort Worth TexasEvent Leaders (Round 1-Round 2-Round 3-Round 4-Round 5-Round 6-Round 7-Round 8-Event Aggregate-Event Points) 85.75-90.25-86-0-0-0-0-0-262.00-67.33 Points 85.75-0-89.25-0-0-0-0-0-175.00-60.33 Points LAS VEGAS – Rewriting yet another league record Saturday evening inside T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas reigning PBR (Professional Bull Riders) World Champion Jose Vitor Leme (Ribas do Rio Pardo Brazil) delivered his 22nd 90-point ride of the season to win Round 4 of the PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast 1 ranking in the world standings and inching closer to his second consecutive gold buckle As the last man to erupt from the chutes in front of the raucous Sin City crowd Leme readied to face a rematch in WSM’s Jive Turkey (WSM Auctioneers/Clay Struve/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger) While Leme covered the bovine athlete in their first two meetings marked 89.5 points during the 2020 PBR Global Cup USA and 89.75 points during the 15/15 Bucking Battle in St the poised Brazilian was bested in a hard-fought 7.29 seconds during their most recent showdown at the 2020 premier series event in Deadwood Leme matched the striking animal athlete jump-for-jump atop the glittering dirt celebrating from atop the arena fence as his monstrous 92.5-point Not only did the score mark Leme’s league-leading and record-setting 22nd of the season The Round 4 victory allowed Leme to take sole possession of the PBR’s season record for most round wins who won 19 rounds in 2013 en route to his first gold buckle After beginning the day 518 points out front Leme will begin Championship Sunday with a 591-point lead “I have to ride my bulls and finish in a good position,” Leme said “I have to finish strong to win the world title.” should Leme repeat as the PBR World Champion he would become just the second rider to win the coveted gold buckle in consecutive seasons three-time PBR World Champion Silvano Alves (Pilar do Sul Brazil) is the lone rider to achieve the feat winning his first two titles in 2011 and 2012 Leme would also become just the seventh multi-time PBR World Champion in league history Leme is now just one of two riders to have gone a perfect 4-for-4 thus far at the 2021 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast If Leme were to win the 2021 PBR World Finals he would become just the fourth rider in history to win the grueling multi-day event against the world’s best bulls multiple times Mauney (2009 and 2013) and Robson Palermo (2008 2011 and 2012) are the lone riders to achieve the feat Leme won the World Finals event in 2017 just days after setting foot on American soil for the first time the event victory would mark Leme’s eighth of the season tying him with two-time PBR World Champion Justin McBride (Whitesboro McBride won eight events en route to his second world title in 2007 While Leme may have extended his lead in the world standings Brazil) kept his hopes of a second World Championship alive courtesy of a 10th-place finish in Round 4 Pacheco became just the second rider in 40 attempts across all levels of competition to cover Capone (Paradigm Bull Co./Martinez) when he reached the requisite 8 for 87.75 points The qualified ride netted him 16 world points who has gone 3-for-4 at the sport’s most prestigious event In the race for the PBR World Finals event win Texas) remained in firm control of the top ranking as he delivered his fourth consecutive qualified ride Saturday evening Taylor continued to epitomize the cowboy spirit as he rode I’m A Secret (K-C Bucking Bulls/Bull Creek Bucking Bulls) for 88.5 points to tie for seventh in Round 4 Taylor exited T-Mobile Arena having collected an additional 24 world points gaining two positions in the world standings as he rose from No “I guess I was tired of falling off and losing,“ Taylor said of his resurgence at the year-end event “People hollering and screaming for me is the best feeling in the world When you have guys like Jose breathing down your neck In the feverish battle for the 2021 PBR Rookie of the Year honor North Carolina) continued to gain ground in the race amongst first year contenders on the league’s elite tour Vastbinder closed within 50.5 points of No Brazil) compliments of his 90-point ride on Juju (Tommy Julian/D&H Cattle) which placed him fifth in the round and netted him 37 world points The 90-point ride was Vastbinder’s third of the 2021 PBR World Finals and second he registered while competing with a separated right (riding arm) shoulder and multiple broken ribs Souza responded with a qualified ride of his own making the 8 aboard Outlaw (Cord McCoy/Big Sky Bulls he sustained an apparent femur fracture when he was stepped on following his get off Round 4 of the 2021 PBR World Finals also concluded the ABBI (American Bucking Bull Inc.) World Finals Classic Event where nearly $500,000 was paid out 34E Juju was crowned the 2021 ABBI Classic World Champion He concluded the season with an impressive 727.2-point total from his Top 6 regular-season outs and two trips at the Finals to win the title by 4.65 points 705E Manaba (Joe & Nina Webb/Julian/D&H Cattle Co.) was the 2021 ABBI World Finals Classic Reserve Champion and 703 Mike’s Magic (Five Star Ranch/BS Cattle) finished third in the ABBI Classic World Champion race 6E Liston (D&H Cattle) was anointed the 2021 ABBI Finals Classic Champion Liston clinched the title courtesy of his 89.2-point effort in Round 1 of the PBR World Finals followed by his 91.8-point trip in Round 4 Three-year-old bull -167 Black Cherry (Cord McCoy/ProVantage Animal Health) produced an average of 179.6 points to earn the ABBI Classic Finals Reserve Champion title and $50,000 bonus while 703 Mike’s Magic also landed a third-place finish in the ABBI Classic Event race for an additional $35,000 The 2020 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast continues with Round 5 and the Championship Round on Sunday A field of 32 riders will advance to Round 5 on Championship Sunday All riders who recorded a score in the previous rounds have advanced the scores from the five rides will be combined and the Top 12 riders will advance for an additional round of competition Following the conclusion of the championship round the league will crown the PBR World Champion PBR Unleash The BeastPBR World Finals: Unleash The BeastT-Mobile Arena – Las Vegas NevadaEvent Leaders (Round 1-Round 2-Round 3-Round 4-Round 5-Round 6-Event Aggregate-Event Points) 89.5-87.75-90.5-88.5-0-0-356.25-129 Points LAS VEGAS – As action for the 2021 PBR (Professional Bull Riders) World Finals: Unleash The Beast got underway in front of a vocal Las Vegas crowd Wednesday night the world’s top three bull riders each registered rides to set the tone for the historic final title race inside T-Mobile Arena 1 Jose Vitor Leme (Ribas do Rio Pardo Brazil) made the 8 in his return to competition after being sidelined for five events to remain atop the standings Texas) both registered monstrous 90-point scores to gain ground on the reigning PBR World Champion As the first of the trio to erupt from the chutes in Sin City Davis prepared to go head-to-head against the No 1 bovine athlete in the race for the ABBI (American Bucking Bull Inc.) Classic World Championship – Juju (Tommy Julian/D&H Cattle) Davis stayed on board the wildly bucking Juju jump-for-jump en route to a 90.75-point score Davis’s 10th 90-point ride of the season earned him 49 world points and $20,000 the Texan climbed within 732 points of the No Davis has drawn Moonlight Party (Jane Clark/Gene Owen) 2018 PBR World Champion Pacheco covered Karate All Night (Platinum Bull Co.) for 79.75 points and was awarded a re-ride Knowing he needed a high score for a chance to win the world title knowing that Dirty Sancho (Blake Sharp/Koe Wetzel/High Voltage Cattle) Pacheco had covered Dirty Sancho for 87.75 points this May in Jacksonville before winning Round 1 aboard the bovine athlete in October in Manchester Pacheco remained perfect against Dirty Sancho as the duo danced on the glittering dirt Pacheco was marked 90.5 points to finish third in the opening round earning a critical 45 world points and a $15,000 payday Pacheco will look to gain further ground on his countryman in Round 2 when he faces off against War Dress (Jane Clark/Gene Owen) Returning to competition for the first time since sustaining a groin injury in mid-September in Newark Leme’s championship-contending form was on full display Leme rode Little Voodoo Jacket (6M Ranch/Riley Samford) for 86.75 points The former semi-professional soccer player left T-Mobile Arena with 32 world points He will face Montana Moon (Wentz Bucking Bulls/Aces Wild Pro Rodeo) when action for the 2021 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast continues with Round 2 on Nov Pacheco or Davis be crowned the 2021 PBR World Champion they would become just the seventh multi-time PBR World Champion in league history he would become just the second rider to win the coveted gold buckle in back-to-back seasons joining three-time PBR World Champion Silvano Alves (Pilar do Sul who won his first two tiles in 2011 and 2012 North Carolina) led the 40-rider field in Round 1 Delivering the first 90-point ride of his career on the elite Unleash The Beast Vastbinder outmatched Manaba (Joe & Nina Webb/Julian/D&H Cattle Co.) for 91 points Vastbinder collected $35,000 for the 8 seconds of work and earned 89 world points The new father surged six spots in the world standings from No Vastbinder also gained ground in the race for the 2021 PBR Rookie of the Year honor 5 in the race amongst first-year riders on the elite tour within 108.5 points of top-ranked rookie and world No “Every bull here is one you can win on if you do your part,” Vastbinder said “You can’t look too far ahead at World Finals finishing ninth after covering That Look (Hawkins Bucking Bulls) for 84.75 points Vastbinder will look to continue his climb up the standings in Round 2 when he matches up with Secret Weapon (444 Bucking Bulls/Stockyards/Winston/Durham/Davis/Melton) Epitomizing what it means to be cowboy tough Texas) was fourth in Round 1 as he began his tenure at the 2021 PBR World Finals with his jaw wired shut Taylor broke his mandible and fractured his ear canal in late October while competing at the final regular-season event of the year in Lincoln Taylor earned his qualified ride atop Body Count (Bob & Jeri Adams/BS Cattle Co.) The 22-year-old gained two positions in the world standings His quest for the 2021 PBR World Finals event win will continue in Round 2 when he attempts Bubba G (Dakota Rodeo/Brian & Ashley Pintar/Clay Struve/Chad Berger) Rounding out the Top 5 in fifth was Chase Dougherty (Decatur Dougherty covered Cuttin Torch (D&H Cattle/Flinn) for 88 points One of 13 contenders for the Rookie of the Year honor 2 in the standings but closed within 55.5 points of standings leader Souza The 2020 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast continues with Round 2 on Thursday – On the spurs of his historic record-setting 90-point ride Saturday evening inside Bridgestone Arena reigning PBR (Professional Bull Riders) World Champion Jose Vitor Leme (Ribas do Rio Pardo Brazil) remained dominant on Championship Sunday Recording yet another 90-point score that adds to his all-time single-season record Leme rode to his league-leading fifth Unleash The Beast event win in Nashville at the Ariat Music City Knockout Riding Show Me Homie (K-C Bucking Bulls/JoZ Bucking Bulls) for 90.75 points the Brazilian phenom set a new league record for most 90-point rides recorded in one season The 90-point ride allowed Leme to surpass previous record-holder Cody Hart (Gainesville Texas) who logged 16 90-point rides en route to the 1999 PBR World Championship Leme tied Hart for ownership of the record in late July in Tulsa when he set a new PBR all-time record for high-marked ride covering Woopaa (Barker Bulls/Hookin’ W Ranch) for 97.75 points Leme punched his ticket to the championship round when he covered The Sauce (Blake Sharp/Henry Wilson) for 82.25 points The qualified ride avenged a buckoff from May when Leme was dispatched by the bull in 6.56 seconds in Omaha With two qualified rides in the opening rounds Leme earned the fourth pick in the championship round bull draft and he architected another rematch in which he hoped to reverse past fortunes He selected Bubba G (M Rafter E/High View Cattle) a bull who had previously bucked him off in April in Oklahoma City in a heartbreaking 7.71 seconds Leme further cemented his name in PBR history recording his 18th 90-point ride of the season when he won the championship round compliments of a 91.75-point score Leme earned $29,086.34 and 147 world points Looking ahead to the remaining nine Unleash The Beast regular-season events Leme remains on track to make even further league history Now with a league-leading five event wins to date in 2021 Leme has the season record for most event wins in his sights The current record is held by two-time PBR World Champion Justin McBride (Whitesboro who won eight events en route to his second world title in 2007 he would not only become the seventh multi-time PBR World Champion but also just the second rider ever to win the coveted gold buckle in back-to-back seasons Three-time PBR World Champion Silvano Alves (Pilar do Sul Brazil) is the lone rider to have achieved the feat winning his first two titles consecutively in 2011 and 2012 As the only other rider to go a perfect 3-for-3 netting 92.5 world points and a check for $17,391.19 Cerqueira first tied for fifth in Round 1 when he rode Poncho Villa (K-C Bucking Bulls/Bull Creek Bucking Bulls) for 87.25 points The 28-year-old then climbed the leaderboard in Round 2 when he went the distance aboard Canadian Mist (TNT Bucking Bulls/Hart Cattle Co.) for 86 points Drafting Apper’s Mind Freak (Jo-Z Bucking Bulls/K-C bucking Bulls/Spark-Lin Acres) as his final bovine athlete opponent Cerqueira punctuated his perfect performance with an 88.25-point score Cerqueira’s silver finish gained him three positions in the race for the 2021 PBR World Championship Third was Mauricio Moreira (Gaviao Peixoto Simmons (K-C Bucking Bulls/Daniels Cattle Co.) for 87.5 points in Round 1 and Not Today (Nancy Haverty/Clay Struve/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger) for 89 points in Round 2 bucked off by 2019 ABBI Classic Champion Chiseled (Flinn/D&H Cattle Co.) in 5.34 seconds The 22-year-old left Bridgestone Arena with a check for $11,909.59 while also having earned 67.5 world points up two positions after beginning the tour stop No 2 Kaique Pacheco remained within striking distance of Leme compliments of his fourth-place finish in the Music City delivering back-to-back scores when he covered Game Day (Next Level Bucking Bulls) for 87.75 points in Round 1 and Safety Meeting (Hruby/Kainz/Clay Struve/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger) for 88 points in Round 2 was thwarted by Flight Risk (D&H Cattle Co.) in the championship round The 2018 PBR World Champion’s 2-for-3 finish secured him 51.5 world points Rounding out the Top 5 in fifth was Derek Kolbaba (Walla Walla Kolbaba twice made the requisite 8 in Nashville covering Ponotoc (Dewey/Hart Cattle Co.) for 81 points in Round 1 and Delbert Sr (Clay Struve/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger) for 89.25 points in Round 2 He was bucked off by Drago (Jeb Fredericks/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger) in 3.52 seconds in the championship round with their athleticism on full display in the tour stop’s accompanying 15/15 Bucking Battle Pookie Holler (Dakota Rodeo/Brian & Ashley Pintar/Chad Berger) was the YETI “Built for the Wild” Bull of the Event marked an impressive 46.5 points for his 1.91-second trip with Rafael Henrique dos Santos (Sebastianopolis Tune to channel 720 for the latest programming schedule The PBR Unleash the Beast will next travel to Fort Worth and Dickies Arena for the second Major of the year the bovine athletes of the PBR dominated as only eight bull riders bested their opponents to record qualified rides at the Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour’s Grand Rapids Classic Despite the night’s extraordinary display of animal athleticism claiming his career-first Velocity Tour event win Matched against White Dust (Mike Miller Bucking Bulls) in the opening round of the night igniting the crowd into cheers as he collected the night’s highest ride score of 88 points ended short of the 8 as the 27-year-old came down hard after a mere 4.72 seconds atop The Undertaker (Cornwell Bucking Bulls/ Riley Bucking Bulls) in the championship round Lima’s ride score in Round 1 clinched the win and earned the Brazilian cowboy 37 world points PBR Unleash The BeastPBR Ariat Music City Knockout presented by Cooper TiresBridgestone Arena – Nashville TennesseeEvent Leaders (Round 1-Round 2-Round 3-Event Aggregate-Event Points) presented by Cooper Tires – 15/15 Bucking BattleBridgestone Arena – Nashville PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour – Grand Rapids ClassicVan Andel Arena – Grand Rapids MichiganEvent Leaders (Round 1-Round 2-Event Aggregate-Event Points) – For the fifth time in the 2021 Professional Bull Riders Unleash The Beast season 2018 PBR World Champion Kaique Pacheco (Itatiba Brazil) stood atop the Can-Am Cage victorious Pacheco made the most of this afternoon in Deadwood with his chance to pick up points in the 2021 PBR championship race on injured world No 1 rider Jose Vitor Leme (Ribas do Rio Pardo To punctuate his 3-for-3 weekend at the historic Deadwood Events Complex in the Black Hills of South Dakota Pacheco delivered a walk-off 90-point ride to win the PBR Monster Energy Invitational To begin Sunday afternoon of the two-day event the 27-year-old Brazilian phenom was paired against Air Tight Alibi (Lee Bucking Stock/ FT Bulls) in Round 2 The 86.75-point ride score punched his ticket to the championship round Pacheco then selected Medicine Man (TNT Bucking Bulls/ Hart Cattle Co) as his opponent in the championship round Despite a few setbacks in the chutes and being pushed to the last ride of the day Pacheco was his usual stone-faced self and ready for his matchup The South Dakota crowd braced for the possibility of a walk-off win on the last ride of the day As the buzzer sounded and judges reviewed his ride Pacheco calmly strode about the dirt collecting the celebratory cowboy hats launched into the arena by his friends including three-time PBR World Champion Silvano Alves (Pilar do Sul The crowd was on its feet as his 91-point score was announced Pacheco’s championship-round score was his fifth 90-point ride of the 2021 UTB season The former World Champion collected 139.5 world points and a check for $26,019.33 While reigning World Champion Leme holds tight to the No Pacheco’s weekend in Deadwood helped the steadfast rider chip away at the distance between himself and Leme who was injured on his event-clinching ride in Newark While Pacheco was the rider who stood atop the Can-Am Cage on Sunday afternoon Deadwood was still electric from Saturday evening’s 15/15 Bucking Battle In a showdown of the top bulls and top riders in the world veteran Brazilian rider Joao Ricardo Vieira (Itatinga Brazil) faced off against Top Shelf (D&H Cattle Co/ Gordon/ OK Corralis) covering the powerful bull for 90.75 points to win the special round and take his seventh career 15/15 Bucking Battle 22-year-old Mauricio Gulla Moreira (Gaviao Peixoto Brazil) also made his mark in historic Deadwood going 3-for-3 for a second-place finish on the weekend Moreira was paired with King Tut (D&H Cattle Co/Futrell) for Round 2 His 85.25-point score paved his way to the championship round Moreira then chose Speed Demon (Heald Pro Bulls/ Clay Struve/ Dakota Rodeo/ Chad Berger) in the championship round He had a chance to win the event until Pacheco knocked down his big ride on Medicine Man the young Brazilian cowboy earned 95 world points and $15,584.10 New York) went 2-for-3 over the weekend to clinch a third-place finish After a sweeping win in Saturday night’s Round 1 Swearingen was matched up with Safety Meeting (Hruby/ Kainz/ Clay Struve/ Dakota Rodeo/ Chad Berger) in Round 2 making the 8 to collect an 88.75-point ride score The 22-year-old then chose Switchback (Triplett Bucking Bulls) for the championship round The selection did not go as the young New York cowboy had planned as his bovine competitor dispatched him into the dirt in a mere 4.03 seconds 2016 PBR World Champion Cooper Davis (Jasper Texas) finished fourth in Deadwood courtesy of his 2-for-3 weekend in the iconic outdoor arena Paired with Blacklist (Lee Bucking Stock/ Praus) in Round 2 Davis launched from the chutes but could not make the buzzer his third-place finish in Saturday’s Round 1 secured his spot in the championship round The talented young Texan then selected Cold Chill (Julio Moreno/ Bar CB) for the championship round in hopes of catapulting himself to his third event win of the 2021 season he fell just short of that goal but earned 55 world points and $10,274.92 for his weekend 3 spot in the world standings in his quest for a second world title Brazil) rounded out the Top 5 of the weekend after a 2-for-3 performance Salgado was paired with Bullet Train (Hart Cattle Co/People’s Cattle) in Round 2 but came down hard after a mere 3.65 seconds his selection of CopperPoint Swagger (Hart Cattle Co/ Hale) had the crowd cheering at full volume as his 87.25-point score was announced Chiseled (Flinn/ D&H Cattle Co) was the high-marked bull of the event for his out during Saturday evening’s bonus 15/15 round PBR RidePass on PlutoTV will offer re-airs and on-demand replays of every PBR Unleash The Beast event. PBR RidePass is available on desktops, laptops and mobile devices via www.pluto.tv The PBR Unleash The Beast next travels to San Antonio Virginia) delivered a flawless performance at the debut PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour event in Fairfax to win his first event in four years at the PBR Fairfax Invitational Garcia got off to a quick start in Round 1 delivering the sixth-best score when he covered Beefcake (Dustin Denning) for 85.5 points Remaining red hot as Championship Sunday got underway with Round 2 Garcia surged to second place on the event leaderboard when he went the distance aboard Big Shot (Mike Miller Bucking Bulls) for 88 points The ride is significant not only because the score is tied for the second-best of Garcia’s career but also because the 8-second effort snapped Big Shot’s 18-out buckoff streak across all levels of competition Garcia is now just the second rider in 23 career outs to cover the Pennsylvania-based bovine athlete Garcia’s momentum continued in the championship round Facing Wade Rock (Bonafide Bucking Bulls/Diamon M Pro Rodeo) a persistent Garcia battled to the whistle making the 8 as the crowd inside EagleBank Arena erupted in raucous cheer The 82.5-point score was the best of the championship round clinching the victory for Garcia at the PBR Fairfax Invitational Garcia also tied for 10th compliments of an 85-point ride on Beefcake in Round 2 Garcia earned a total of 43 world points in Virginia surging 64 positions in the race for the 2021 PBR World Championship 67 after traveling to the tour stop ranked No Seeking his career-first PBR World Finals qualification Garcia is now within 177.5 points of the Top 30 and a berth at the sport’s most prestigious event PBR Unleash The Beast - Monster Energy Invitational presented by Cooper TiresDeadwood Events Complex -Deadwood Event Leaders (Round 1-Round 1-Round 2-Round 3-Event Aggregate-Event Points) 0-81-0-81.00-12 Points.Keyshawn Whitehorse - Reigning PBR (Professional Bull Riders) World Champion Jose Vitor Leme (Ribas do Rio Pardo Brazil) went 5-for-5 over two days at PBR’s Last Cowboy Standing in Cheyenne Texas) on a night that showcased one of the greatest displays of bull riding in the history of the sport Stars of the PBR put up eight rides of 90 points or more on the second night of the unique progressive-elimination format under the lights at Cheyenne Frontier Days Leme rode three bulls for 90 points or more and extended his world standings lead to 361.5 points over No Brazil).“This is my first major event (win) during the season,” Leme said I got a lot of important points today here My next goal is to be a back-to-back World Champion “I’ve watched every major in PBR and this is the best one I’ve ever seen,” said two-time PBR world Champion Justin McBride “Jose has been nothing short of phenomenal this entire event and he’s handled every one with perfection.” Leme rode Drago (Jeb Fredericks/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger) for 92.25 points He continued his perfect evening atop Young Man’s Blues (Paradigm Bull Co./Jess Lockwood/Parker McCollum) for 90.75 points The Brazilian then made the 8 on Midnight Flyer (Paradigm Bull Company) Leme bested Safety Meeting (Hruby/Kainz/Clay Struve/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger) for 91.25 points.In addition to the 293 world points that the win earned him Leme also collected a check for a total of $113,630.18 for his efforts across the two nights Taking home second place was Texas young gun Campbell Campbell conquered Woopaa (Barker Bulls/Hookin’ W Ranch) for 95.25 points the highest score of the weekend – as well as the second highest of the season – falling only .25 points shy of his previous score aboard the bovine athlete The out also earned Woopaa the title of YETI “Built for the Wild” Bull of the Event awarded for the highest bull score of the event Campbell came down early off of Lil 2 Train (Jane Clark/Gene Owen) but advanced to Round 4 based on his aggregate score where the 2020 PBR World Finals event winner rode Dr X (Universal Rodeo) for 90.5 points to clinch a berth in the final round Campbell gritted out an 81.75-point ride on Mr Winston (Clay Struve/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger) Campbell earned $46,520.71 and 212 world points his second-place finish rocketed him to No After a valiant effort across the two-day event 2012 PRCA World Champion Cody Teel (College Station The Texan cowboy had the crowd on its feet after delivering an exhilarating 94.5-point ride aboard Chiseled (Flinn/D&H Cattle Co.) in Round 2 the second-highest ride score of the night Teel was thrown to the ground at 5.7 seconds by Buckin’ For Cash (Paradigm Bull Company) and then again came down hard in Round 4 against Tarabull (Rockin T Ranch) Teel took home $7,227.81 and 57 world points Texas) closed the gap in his campaign for Rookie of the Year The young Texan earned his career-first 90-point ride aboard Diddy Wa Diddy (Cord McCoy/Bill McCarty) in Round 2 The rookie was unable to defuse Boogie Bomb (Jane Clark/Gene Owen) after being flung to the ground at 5.67 seconds in Round 3 Round 4 was just as disappointing for the young gun as his matchup with Marquis Metal Works Draggin Up (Paradigm Bull Co./Marquis Metal Works) lasted a mere 5.03 seconds Texas) rode his Round 1 victory to a fifth-place finish for the event overall Despite being bucked off his Round 2 bull War Dress (Jane Clark/Gene Owen) and Smooth Wreck (Diamond Willow/Clay Struve/Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger) in Round 3 the Texas cowboy picked up an $8,000 paycheck and 39 world points The top riders of the PBR will next travel to Tulsa Oklahoma for the PBR Express Ranches Classic presented by PitBoss at the BOK Center July 31 and August 1 Professional Bull Riders - LAST COWBOY STANDINGCheyenne Event Leaders (Round 1-Round 2-Round 3-Round 4-Round 5-Event Aggregate-Event Points)1 85-92.25-90.75-88.75-91.25-448.00-293 Points.2 84.75-95.25-0-90.5-81.75-352.25-212 Points.3 84.75-0-0-0-0-84.75-12 Points.Kaique Pacheco The PBR Elite Unleash the Beast series is opening it’s 2021 season this weekend debuting at the Southeastern Livestock Pavilion with the PBR Monster Energy Invitational The event will run on both Saturday and Sunday and feature the Top 30 bull riders in the world squaring off in 8-second confrontations with the bulls The tour stop is also launching the American Roots Edition of the Elite Unleash The Beast –  a limited series of events scheduled to be held in historic outdoor venues and longstanding rodeo communities across the south Headlining the top riders this weekend is Jose Vitor Leme (Ribas do Rio Pardo Brazil) who won a league-leading seven elite tour events and 16 rounds last season going 44-for-65 covering 67.69-percent of the toughest bulls en route to the 2020 PBR World Championship Five other World Champions will also be competing North Carolina) and Jess Lockwood (Volborg Brazil) and 2016 PBR World Champion Cooper Davis (Jasper who finished runner-up in the PBR World Championship last season and Keyshawn Whitehorse (McCracken Springs Texas – Sunday's final day at the 2020 PBR World Finals was just a victory lap for Jose Vitor Leme (Ribas do Rio Pardo The Brazilian was crowned the 2020 PBR World Champion Saturday evening following his monstrous 95.75-point Round 3-winning ride aboard Woopaa (Barker Bucking Bulls) was also the high-marked ride of the 2020 PBR World Finals earning the Brazilian phenom his second Lane Frost/Brent Thurman Award Leme also captured the honor in 2017 when he covered Magic Train (Jared Allen’s Pro Bull Team) for 94.5 points in the championship round Adding to the significance of Leme’s title-clinching ride solidified a world title for both the bull rider and bovine athlete Woopaa bucked to both the 2020 ABBI Classic World Championship and the 2020 ABBI Classic Bull of the Finals title courtesy of his monstrous out in addition to winning a league-leading seven Unleash The Beast events and 16 rounds Leme went a torrid 44-for-65 covering a head-turning 67.69% of the planet’s rankest bovine athletes Leme is the 19th different rider – and seventh Brazilian – to claim the PBR World Champion gold buckle His title is the eleventh time a rider from the nation of Brazil has won what’s been called the most difficult individual championship in professional sports Competing at his first-ever PBR (Professional Bull Riders) World Finals Texas) delivered a near perfect 4-for-5 performance inside AT&T Stadium to win the 2020 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast event title clinching the 2020 PBR Rookie of the Year honor and propelling to No Just as Leme had loudly announced his arrival at the top of the sport by dominating the World Finals event in 2017 winner of the four-day 2020 season-culminating event also put the bull riding world on notice that a new title-contending cowboy is on the scene PBR went through a ton of stress to get us to where we are Campbell began his surge up the standings when he covered Heartbreak Kid (D&H Cattle/Buck Cattle/Erwin Cattle) for 88 points in Round 1 on Thursday night The Texas native then drafted Bullseye (Mears Owen) for Round 2 of the event in his home state Campbell then recorded the second 90-point ride of his Unleash The Beast career on Safety Meeting (Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger/Clay Struve/Hruby/Kainz) for a commanding 90 points in Round 4 who is the lone rider to qualify for both the PBR World Finals and National Finals Rodeo was unable to remain perfect at the sport’s most prestigious event bucked off by Silent Night (Hart Cattle Co./Randy Wood) in 4.13 seconds in Round 4 he punctuated his World Finals debut with a score when he covered Buckin For Cash (Paradigm Bull Company) for a sensational 90.75 points in the championship round as cowboy hats from fellow riders zinged in celebration over the dirt before the ride was complete Including the $300,000 World Finals event winner bonus Campbell netted a check for $368,500 as well as 710 world points He surged 30 positions in the world standings to conclude his first season with the PBR No 722.34 points behind PBR World Champion Leme “I’m so happy to be here in this spot,” Campbell said and I knew I needed some help drawing and riding And I’m glad everything worked out this week In his blazing path to the Rookie of the Year honor Campbell overtook fellow Texan Cole Melancon (Paris Melancon concluded the race amongst first-year professionals second After entering the 2020 PBR World Finals 0.03 points behind the regular season’s No 1 bull Chiseled (Flinn/D&H Cattle Co.) Smooth Operator (Dakota Rodeo/Julie Rosen/Clay Struve/Chad Berger) delivered two commanding outs inside the home of the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys to win his second consecutive YETI PBR World Champion Bull title and $100,000 bonus Smooth Operator overtook the lead in the race amongst the league’s bovine athletes when he bucked off Dener Barbosa (Paulo de Faria Brazil) in 3.57 seconds to earn a 46-point bull score He then cemented his victory in besting veteran rider Ryan Dirteater (Hulbert Oklahoma) in 2.6 seconds in the championship round to earn a 46.25-point bull score Ten-year-old Smooth Operator is now the oldest two-time World Champion Bull in league history and the sixth animal athlete ever to win the honor in multiple seasons He joins the elite club which includes two-time PBR World Champion Bulls Dillinger (Herrington Cattle Co.) and Bones (Teague Bucking Bulls) and three-time PBR World Champion Bulls Little Yellow Jacket (Berger/Teague/Taupin) Bushwacker (Julio Moreno Bucking Bulls) and SweetPro’s Bruiser (D&H Cattle Co./Buck Cattle Co.) Smooth Operator concluded the 2020 season 0.10 points ahead of runner-up Chiseled with a 46.13-point world average Smooth Operator also tied with I’m Busted (Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger/Clay Struve/Ken Barnhardt) for the 2020 PBR Bull of the World Finals I’m Busted also posted 46.25 and 46-point scores compliments of his 6.09-second and 4.95-second buckoffs of Daylon Swearingen (Piffard New York) in Round 1 and the championship round On an evening of competition when his bulls were dominant Chad Berger was crowned the 2020 PBR Stock Contractor of the Year for an unprecedented tenth time including the past seven consecutive seasons Canada) was awarded the Glen Keeley Award for the fourth consecutive year This award goes to the Canadian bull rider earning the most points during the season The final day of the 2020 PBR World Finals also held the last day of action for the inaugural $750,000 Women’s Rodeo World Championship Texas) was the undeniable star of the discipline delivering what would be the most groundbreaking performance of the event As the quickest athlete to earn a qualified time her 2.05-second effort elevated her to a $60,000 payday Fans can relive all the action from the 2020 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast on demand on RidePass at 8:00 a.m RidePass is available at RidePass.com or via the RidePass app available on iOS 2020 PBR World Finals: Unleash The BeastAT&T Stadium – Arlington TexasEvent Leaders (Round 1-Round 2-Round 3-Round 4-Round 5-Event Aggregate-Event Points) 0-88.75-83.25-84.75-91-347.75-445.5 Points.4 87.5-83.25-95.75-0-0-266.50-231.5 Points.7 82.75-0-87.75-89.25-0-259.75-117 Points.10 0-83.75-0-0-0-83.75-2 Points.João Ricardo Vieira We may never witness a bull ride like this again and Professional Bull Rider television announcer Craig Hummer knew it "No score has been better in the history of the PBR Soak it in," Hummer gushed moments after world champion Jose Vitor Leme exploded for a record-smashing score of 97.75 points aboard WooPaa in Tulsa Sports history was made Saturday evening in Tulsa during the PBR (Professional Bull Riders) event at BOK Center 1-ranked bull Woopaa (Barker Bulls/Hookin’ W Ranch) covering the powerful bull for the highest-marked ride ever in the league’s 28-year history The league’s previous high score was 96.5 points was the most recent to accomplish the feat riding three-time YETI PBR World Champion Bull Little Yellow Jacket (Berger/Teague/Taupin) for 96.5 points in Nampa It was an explosive combination between rider and bull For those not familiar with how they score it judges grade the rider on control and the bull on style of movement Leme matched the high-kicking Woopaa point for point it's hard to explain," Leme I think it's one of the best days of my life or my career riding bulls I don't know what special this arena has because J.B (Mauney) rode Bushwacker here for 95.75 points and now I put name on the history Wade Leslie is said to be the only bull rider ever to score a perfect 100 and that was in 1991 In a nearly flawless display of athleticism Leme was marked a near perfect 49.75 points the 10th highest bull score in the league’s history also tied him with 1999 PBR World Champion Cody Hart (Gainesville Texas) for most 90-point rides during one season Hart recorded 16 en route to his gold buckle in 1999 Leme clinched the World Championship aboard Woopaa inside AT&T Stadium in Arlington while he most recently rode him this past February to win the Unleash The Beast event in Fort Worth who in 2021 is attempting to become just the second back-to-back world champion led the PBR world standings by a season-best 410.5 points after Saturday's ride (Editor's note: PBR media contributed to this story) Texas) – tied for the Round 1 win at the PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Unleash The Beast’s U.S Border Patrol Invitational inside EagleBank Arena after each recorded matching 87.25-point scores Kasel first captivated the raucous crowd when he surged to an early lead at the second-ever premier series event in Fairfax making the 8 aboard Dang It (Davis Rodeo Ranch/Fogle) Eguchi and Kolbaba then put up back-to-back round-winning scores when they covered Zacchaeus (Davis Rodeo Ranch/Fogle) and Bomber (Davis Rodeo Ranch/Speers) each cowboy left the campus of George Mason University Saturday night with a check for $2,776.67 in addition to 70 world points Brazil) further extended his lead atop the standings after finishing fourth in Round 1 The Brazilian phenom earned the result courtesy of an 86.25-point trip aboard Cut The Cord (Kruger Bucking Bulls) On the hunt for his first PBR World Championship Rounding out the Top 5 after the opening night was Alan de Souza (Taubate He covered Freddy (K-C Bucking Bulls/Ronnie Chism Farm & Ranch) for 86 points to earn $850 and 30 world points Souza gained one spot in the world rankings Three additional cowboys also collected world points Saturday night Brazil) finished sixth after riding Sky Bandit (Tomaski Rodeo Co.) for 85.75 points to earn $600 and 15 world points Texas) tied for seventh with matching 85.5-point efforts that earned them each $410 and 2.5 world points Outlaw and Teel reached the 8 aboard Hurricane Tested (Kruger Bucking Bulls) and Red Oak (D4 Cattle/Tomaski) Fans can relive all the action from Round 1 of the U.S EDT at RidePass.com or via the RidePass mobile app Action inside EagleBank Arena will continue with Round 2 and the championship round on Sunday starting at 2:45 p.m CBS Sports Network will broadcast all the action from Round 2 and the championship round on Sunday at 6:00 p.m Fans will also be able to tune in LIVE via RidePass The listen LIVE stream of Championship Sunday will begin at 2:45 p.m Border Patrol InvitationalEagleBank Arena – Fairfax Event Leaders (Round 1-Round 2-Round 3-Event Aggregate-Event Points) LAS VEGAS – On a raucous Thursday night inside T-Mobile Arena that bore witness to three 90-point rides 2017 PBR (Professional Bull Riders) World Champion Jess Lockwood (Volborg Montana) delivered a monstrous 91.5-point ride in Round 2 of the 2019 PBR Unleash The Beast World Finals to chip away at world No The Montana man is now within 609.16 points of the top spot the match-up against Spotted Demon (Julio Moreno/Dallas Schott) was one that forebode a potentially career-defining moment for Lockwood the Julio Moreno bovine athlete propelled Marco Eguchi (Poa Brazil) to the Lane Frost/Brent Thurman Award an honor given to the athlete who records the high-marked ride at the PBR World Finals when he was covered for a massive 94 points Further adding to the significance of the showdown Lockwood had twice prior failed to make the 8-second buzzer on Spotted Demon during 15/15 Bucking Battles and then sent to the dirt in 4.66 seconds in Sacramento in 2017 Lockwood’s grit and determination to capture his second World Championship propelled him to a qualified ride His 11th 90-point ride of the 2019 season netted him $20,000 and a crucial 180 world points 1 Leme’s lead from 789.16 points to 609.16 points the 22-year-old is presently fourth as one of four riders to be a perfect 2-for-2 thus far at the most prestigious event in bull riding he rode Silver Back (Mason/Smith Bucking Bulls) for 86.5 points Of the Top 3 contenders for the season’s World Championship Lockwood was the lone rider to earn a qualified ride Leme’s bid for another 6-for-6 performance at the World Finals came to an end at the 1.9-second mark aboard Danny Boy (D&H Cattle Co./Gordon/OK Corralis) when he was marked for a slap Round 3 begins Friday on CBS Sports Net at 9 p.m Outlaw’s second qualified ride was denied when he was bucked off his re-ride bull Apper’s Mind Freak (Jo-Z Bucking Bulls/K Bar C Bucking Bulls/Spark-Lin Acres) in 4.1 seconds Outlaw opted to take his re-ride despite covering Magic Train (Phenom Genetics/Sankey Pro Rodeo) for 84.25 points Outlaw remains 1,715.83 points behind the No Round 2 of the 2019 PBR World Finals belonged to Cody Jesus (Window Rock Arizona) who topped the night with a 92-point ride aboard Lil 2 Train (Jane Clark/Gene Owen) Jesus’s fourth 90-point ride of 2019 propelled him to a $35,000 payday and garnered 300 world points He gained two spots in the world standings Jesus is tied for first alongside Round 1 winner Eduardo Aparecido (Gouvelandia Brazil) who was bucked off in Round 2 by Soup in a Group (Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger/Clay Struve/Wilks Ranch) in an ever-close 6.26 seconds Competing for what would be his historic fourth YETI PBR World Champion Bucking Bull title SweetPro’s Bruiser (D&H Cattle Co./Buck Cattle Co.) propelled Cody Teel (Kountze Texas) to a third-place finish in Round 2 after being ridden for 91 points yet resulted in a much different outcome than his prior three meetings with the bovine athlete bull first bested Teel in 2.69 seconds during the Iron Cowboy Major in Arlington only to beat him in a swifter 1.9 seconds later that year during the 15/15 Bucking Battle in Thackerville Teel nearly covered SweetPro’s Bruiser but was dispatched in 6.15 seconds Teel collected $15,000 and 125 world points courtesy of the ride Teel is now 2-for-2 in Sin City and third in the overall event after riding Skeeter Peter (Owens/Smith) for 88.25 points on the opening night of competition and another flawless rider inside T-Mobile Arena is first-time World Finals rider Cliff Richardson (Gresford As the first rider to explode from the chutes the newly minted Team Australia rider for the 2020 WinStar World Casino and Resort PBR Global Cup USA riding Cochise (Jane Clark/Gene Owen) for 89.5 points Richardson earned $10,000 and 95 world points Rounding out the Top 5 in Round 2 was Matt Triplett (Columbia Falls Montana) who covered Magic Poison (Frontier Rodeo Company) for 89.25 points He climbed one spot in the world standings to No Recording the eighth-best score of the second round Rookie of the Year contender Alan de Souza (Taubate Brazil) is the final rider to be flawless thus far His Round 2 ride was earned aboard Texas Comfort Air’s First Blood (Cooper/Scruggs Bucking Bulls) for 86.5 points to collect 25 world points yet remains ninth in the Rookie of the Year race Making his World Finals debut as an alternate after two-time PBR World Champion J.B North Carolina) was unable to compete after dislocating his shoulder in Round 1 Brazil) was the top performer in the race amongst the first-year pros Quaresima covered Ain’t Easy Being Me (D&H Cattle/Craig Moore) for 87 points to finish sixth in Round 2 and net $3,000 and 50 world points Texas) was the only other rookie contender to reach the 8 seconds scoring 85.75 points atop Classic Man (Humpz and Hornz/Megan Ibrahimi) to conclude Round 2 ninth and collect 10 world points Taylor now trails standings leader Dalton Kasel (Muleshoe bested by Oz (TNT Bucking Bulls/Hart Cattle Co.) in 3.9 seconds Paralleling the fierce World Championship and Rookie of the Year races the intensity was ratcheted up in the bid to be crowned the 2019 YETI PBR World Champion Bucking Bull Heartbreak Kid (D&H Cattle/Buck Cattle/Erwin Cattle) climbed from No 2 in the standings after earning a World Finals best 46.5-point bull score for his swift 1.32-second buckoff of Lucas Divino (Nova Crizas 1 Smooth Operator (Dakota Rodeo/Julie Rosen/Clay Struve/Chad Berger) by 0.22 points after beginning the night 0.28 points back Smooth Operator was marked 46.25 points during his first trip at the PBR World Finals to retain his No The bovine athlete bested Dylan Smith (Ararat 2 Smooth Wreck (Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger/Clay Struve/Diamond Willow) was marked 45.5 points for his 3.92 seconds worth of work against reigning Rookie of the Year Keyshawn Whitehorse (McCracken Springs 4 Fearless (D&H Cattle/Buck Cattle/Tommy Julian) was scored 44.25 points when he bucked off Dakota Buttar (Kindersley 5 in the race after earning a 44.25-point score in his trip with Teel He is 0.64 points removed from the top spot The 2019 PBR World Finals continue with Round 3 on Friday PBR Unleash The Beast2019 PBR Unleash The Beast World FinalsT-Mobile Arena – Las Vegas Texas) earned his third round victory of the 2021 PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Unleash The Beast (UTB) season by claiming the Round 1 win at the PBR Unleash The Beast -Wrangler Invitational presented by Cooper Tires in Billings Dougherty started off the PBR’s 26th premier series visit to the Treasure State in fine fashion as he rocketed from the chutes aboard Bread Basket (TNT Bucking Bulls/Hart Cattle Co) to clinch the round win at the league’s longest-running tour stop “This season is probably going to be the most special one that I’m ever going to have,” said Dougherty The 23-year-old soon-to-be father had the crowd cheering inside of the First Interstate Arena at MetraPark as he recorded a monster 90.5-point ride score Dougherty started his weekend in Billings at No 2 spot in the 2021 PBR Rookie of the Year race With Fritzlan out of competition for the weekend with a groin injury Dougherty is poised to gain ground and close the gap in the standings the top two riders in the world standings were unable to record qualified rides on night one of the three-day event 2020 World Champion Jose Vitor Leme (Ribas do Rio Pardo Brazil) was bucked off by Kent’s Wild Side (4B Bucking Bulls) at 4.8 seconds while Kaique Pacheco (Itatiba Brazil) was bested by Clifford (Johnson Bucking Bulls) in a mere 2.88 seconds Brazil) reminded fans of his world title-caliber skill as he captured second place in the round Paired with Rudy Can Do (Bierema Rodeo Inc.) Alves was able to settle into the spin in full control The 87.5-point score earned the veteran Brazilian 18 world points Brazil) delivered an exhilarating 85.75-point ride aboard Cheii Swagger (4B Bucking Bulls) to take third place in the round and earn 17 world points 18 spot in the world standings and held tightly to it courtesy of his fourth-place finish in the round Teel was all smiles after his 85.5-point ride aboard Ghost Dancer (Bird Bucking Bulls) 26-year-old Brazilian Marcelo Procopio Pereira (Rinopolis Brazil) rounded out the Top 5 in the round after he bested Timber Jam (Vold Rodeo) for a satisfying 85-point score His Top-5 finish earned him 15 world points to climb from No Montana’s own two-time PBR World Champion Jess Lockwood (Volborg Montana) did not have the night he hoped for in his return to competition After what fans thought was a qualified ride aboard Jaynette’s Pet 2 (4B Bucking Bulls) replay officials determined that Lockwood touched the bull with his free hand at 7.34 seconds The PBR Unleash The Beast -Wrangler Invitational presented by Cooper Tires will continue on with Round 2 on Saturday Saturday night will also feature a special 15/15 Bucking Battle round of competition PBR Unleash The Beast - Wrangler Invitational presented by Cooper Tires First Interstate Arena at MetraPark -Billings, MontanaEvent Leaders (Round 1-Round 2-Round 3-Event Aggregate-Event Points) FORT WORTH, Tex. – The reigning PBR (Professional Bull Riders) World Champion came back Saturday night without missing a beat. Marking his return to competition after fracturing his ankle during his first out of the 2021 season, Jose Vitor Leme (Ribas do Rio Pardo, Brazil) was triumphant at the elite Unleash The Beast: American Roots Edition tour stop inside Cowtown Coliseum, winning Round 1 of the PBR Can-AM Invitational courtesy of a monstrous 90-point score. In the seemingly unstoppable form that brought his first gold buckle in 2020, Leme matched Hundred Bad Days (TNT Bucking Bulls/Hart Cattle Co.) jump-for-jump in Round 1 and then casually stuck his dismount, as he was marked a commanding 91 points, the fifth-best score of the season to date. “I’m so glad to be back and healthy,” Leme said following his round victory. “This is amazing, my first ride after my son was born, with 91 points. It’s incredible for me. It’s hard to describe. I’m so happy now; me and my wife, she’s doing really good. I’m hoping we can be a good mom and father for him.” The 24-year-old, who is attempting to become just the second back-to-back World Champion in league history, was sidelined on the first day of the new season when he bucked off Dirty Sancho (Blake Sharp/Koe Wetzel/High Voltage Cattle) in 2.75 seconds and fractured his right ankle. Opting to not undergo surgery, Leme, who recently welcomed his first child, reignited his quest for history after missing three events due to rehab. In winning the round, Leme earned a critical 29 world points and catapulted 33 positions in the world standings, rising from No. 85 to No. 32. Ahead of Round 2 from the Lone Star State, Leme now trails No. 1 Cooper Davis (Jasper, Texas) by 297.50 points. Davis failed to extend his lead atop the world rankings on the opening night of action in Fort Worth. The 2016 PBR World Champion, and home state hopeful, was bested by Baby Gangster (Cooper/Scruggs Bucking Bulls) in a swift 2.82 seconds. On a night of ferocious action that included 13 riders reaching the 8-second whistle, Joao Ricardo Vieira (Itatinga, Brazil) was second, earning 18 world points. The stoic South American contender logged the runner-up finish after covering Outlaw (Cord McCoy/Big Sky Bulls, LLC) for 89.5 points. Vieira gained one position in the world standings and is now ranked No. 13 in the world after entering the event ranked No. 14. He trails No. 1 Davis by 234.5 points. Alex Cerqueira (Iguatemi, Brazil), 2019 PBR Rookie of the Year Dalton Kasel (Muleshoe, Texas) and Rafael Henrique dos Santos (Sebastianopolis, Brazil) tied for third after recording matching 88-point scores. Covering Cuttin Torch (D&H Cattle/Flinn), Peep Show (3J Ranch) and House Mouse (Nothin’ But Try Ranch/Diggers Bucking Bulls), respectively, each rider collected 16 world points. In the early 2021 PBR World Championship race, the score allowed Santos to gain the most ground. While he traveled to Cowtown Coliseum ranked No. 23, he is now No.19, 266 points back of the No.1 rank. Cerqueira and Kasel also both gained ground, with Cerqueira cracking the world’s Top 10, rising from No. 11 to No. 10, and Kasel surging from No. 17 to No.14. Friday night’s competition also included an American Bucking Bull Inc. (ABBI) Classic event in conjunction with Round 1 that included 40 of the top 3- and 4-year-old up-and-coming bulls. An ABBI Classic competition is the next step in a young bovine’s competitive career that involves bucking with a rider. Juju (Julian/D&H Cattle) earned the Fort Worth Classic Champion title with a 91.8-point out against young gun Colten Fritzlan (Rifle, Colorado), earning more than $9,000. Mr. Right Now (Silent 7/Hilton Bull Co.) was second with a 90-points effort, earning nearly $5,500, while recently crowned Del Rio Classic Champion Manaba (Webb/Julian/D&H Cattle Co.) was third with 89.6 points for $4,300. Body Count (Bob & Jeri Adams/BS Cattle) posted 89.2 points for a fourth-place finish and $3,600, and Ranch Water (Waller/Red Laces) rounded out the Top 5 with 88.8 points for $3,000 and fifth-place. Fans can relive all the action from Round 1 starting at 8:00 a.m. EST on Saturday, February 27, on RidePass, at RidePass.com or via the mobile app. The PBR Can-Am Invitational from Fort Worth and the iconic Cowtown Coliseum will conclude on Saturday, February 27, starting at 8:00 p.m. CST, with Round 2 and the championship round. PBR Unleash The Beast: American Roots EditionPBR Can-Am InvitationalCowtown Coliseum – Fort Worth, TexasEvent Leaders (Round 1-Round 2-Round 3-Event Aggregate-Event Points) 1. Jose Vitor Leme, 91-0-0-91.00-29 Points. 2. João Ricardo Vieira, 89.5-0-0-89.50-18 Points. 3. Alex Cerqueira, 88-0-0-88.00-16 Points. (tie). Dalton Kasel, 88-0-0-88.00-16 Points. (tie). Rafael Henrique dos Santos, 88-0-0-88.00-16 Points. 6. Ezekiel Mitchell, 87.5-0-0-87.50-14 Points. 7. Eduardo Aparecido, 85.75-0-0-85.75-13 Points. 8. Luciano De Castro, 85.5-0-0-85.50-12 Points. 9. Boudreaux Campbell, 84.25-0-0-84.25-11 Points. 10. J.T. Moore, 82.25-0-0-82.25-10 Points. LAS VEGAS – The world’s top three bull riders once again went toe-to-toe and ride-for-ride in all conquering their bulls inside a sold-out T-Mobile Arena in Round 4, and deciding the 2019 PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Unleash The Beast World Finals will go down to the final out. While World No. 1 Jose Vitor Leme (Ribas do Rio Pardo, Brazil), No. 2 Jess Lockwood (Volborg, Montana) and No. 3 Chase Outlaw (Hamburg, Arkansas) delivered qualified rides to intensify the ferocious World Championship race, Rubens Barbosa (Iaciara, Brazil) recorded the fourth highest-marked ride in the history of the World Finals on Chiseled (Flinn/D&H Cattle Co.) for 95.75 points to win Round 4. Heading into the final day of competition, Leme now leads Lockwood by a slim 377.49 points. Following an event which included countless jaw-dropping wrecks, and highlight-reel worthy rides, the crowd was once again brought to the edge of their seats when the night’s final three riders stepped atop the chutes. Outlaw set the tone early, covering Catch My Drift (Two Bit Bucking Bulls/K Rose Ranch) for 88 points, heightening the pressure upon Lockwood and Leme. Fueled by the energy of the first World Finals sell-out at T-Mobile Arena, Lockwood then erupted for his third consecutive 90-point ride of the 2019 PBR World Finals, reaching the 8-second buzzer aboard The Right Stuff (Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger/Clay Struve/Diamond Willow/Smith/Nix/Owens) for a monstrous 91.75 points. “Shoot, it’s just a good feeling going into the last day perfect,” Lockwood said. “The year I won (the championship, in 2017), I bucked off this night.” For the third time this week, the world’s Top 3 completed a sweep of the round, when Leme punctuated the night with an 89.75-point trip atop BootDaddy.com (Crescent City Bucking Bulls/Gene Owen). The score left Outlaw ninth in the round, earning him 10 world points. Leme was fourth, netting 95 points and $10,000. Lockwood concluded the round third, earning 125 world points and $15,000. Earning 30 more world points than Leme, Lockwood is now within 377.49 points of the No. 1 ranking as the world’s Top 40 bull riders prepare for Championship Sunday. Outlaw is now 1,899.16 points behind No. 1 Leme, and 1,521.67 points back of No. 2 Lockwood. Leme and Outlaw are now both 3-for-4, while Lockwood is the lone rider to be a perfect 4-for-4 leading him to reign atop both the aggregate and event leaderboard. Leme is sixth in the event, and third in the aggregate, while Outlaw is eighth in the event and fifth in the aggregate. Earlier in the night, Barbosa made history when he won Round 4 with the fourth highest-marked ride ever recorded at the PBR World Finals when he covered Chiseled for 95.75 points. The out marks the second time at the World Finals the D&H Cattle Co. bovine athlete propelled a rider to a round win. Eduardo Aparecido (Gouvelandia, Brazil) was victorious in Round 1, covering the bull for 91.25 points, the first 90-point ride of the event. Barbosa left T-Mobile Arena with a check for $35,000 and 300 world points, rising from No. 28 to No. 22 in the world. “I have no words to explain how much I’m very happy,” Barbosa said. “My high score in PBR was 92 in 2011, eight years ago. Today, my dream came true.” Leandro Machado (Nova Esperanca, Brazil) finished second in the round to collect 180 world points and $20,000. The Brazilian newcomer covered El Big Bad (Hudgins Bucking Bulls) for 92.75 points, a new career-best score. The 22-year-old is competing at the first PBR World Finals of his career after advancing via the Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour Finals as the top-finishing international invite. He is now 2-for-4 inside T-Mobile Arena after having ridden Uncle Gangster (Odgen Ranch/Hart Cattle Co.) for 87.25 points in Round 1. Machado’s path to the season-culminating event is reminiscent of Leme’s rise to stardom in 2017 when he also competed in Las Vegas for the first time on American soil. Leme also advanced to the World Finals via the Velocity Tour Finals and then went an astonishing 6-for-6 to win both the event title and Rookie of the Year honor. Courtesy of the 90-point ride, Machado climbed to No. 45 in the world and is now seventh on the event leaderboard. Fifth place in the round was split by 2016 PBR World Champion Cooper Davis (Jasper, Texas) and Rookie of the Year contenders Ezekiel Mitchell (Rockdale, Texas) and Dylan Smith (Ararat, Virginia) after each recorded an 89.5-point ride. The trio covered M.A.G.A. (TNT Bucking Bulls/Hart Cattle Co.), Lester Gillis (Jane Clark/Gene Owen) and Spotted Snake (Weber Bucking Bulls), respectively, to each collect 53.33 world points and $3,333.33. For Mitchell and Smith, the 8-second effort was crucial to the Rookie of the Year race. While they remain No. 4 and No. 15 in the competition amongst first-year pros, Mitchell closed the gap on standings leader Dalton Kasel (Muleshoe, Texas) to 660.42 points, while Smith is now 1,560.42 points back. Fellow title contender Daylon Swearingen (Piffard, New York) also reached the 8-second mark, covering Too Dirty (Cord McCoy/Bruce Wold/HR Bulls) for 86.5 points to conclude the round 12th, but finished outside the points. Saturday night also concluded the ABBI World Finals Classic Event when more than $500,000 was paid out. Chiseled earned both the 2019 ABBI Classic Championship and 2019 ABBI World Finals Classic Event Championship. With that, the dominant bovine picked up a payout of $200,000 while earning 89.4 points during his out in Round 1 for a sixth-place finish, and 93.2 points in his second out to launch him into the top spot. El Big Bad was crowned the 2019 ABBI World Finals Event Reserve Champion with 180 points in the average and $50,000 in earnings. Preachers Kid (K Bar C/RD Cattle) and The Right Stuff tied for third place with 179 points and $30,000 apiece. I’m Legit Too (Bloyd Land & Cattle) was the 2019 ABBI Classic Reserve Champion for a $50,000 bonus while The Right Stuff also placed third in the year-end Classic Champion race. The 2019 PBR World Finals will conclude with Round 5 and the championship round on Sunday, November 10 beginning at 12:40 p.m. PT inside T-Mobile Arena. Fans can relive all the action from Round 4 starting at 8:00 a.m. ET on Sunday, November 10 on RidePass.com or via the mobile app. PBR Unleash The Beast2019 PBR Unleash The Beast World FinalsT-Mobile Arena – Las Vegas, Nevada Event Leaders (Round 1-Round 2-Round 3-Round 4-Round 5-Round 6-Event Aggregate-Event Points) The page you're looking for does not exist... O maior investimento nos mais de cem anos de história da Suzano acaba de entrar em operação a  100 quilômetros de Campo Grande O Projeto Cerrado levou R$ 22,2 bilhões em investimentos e três anos para ser construído na cidade de Ribas do Rio Pardo maior linha única de produção de celulose do mundo promete combinar novas tecnologias com descarbonização e preservação da biodiversidade a planta vai produzir 2,55 milhões de toneladas anuais de celulose – o que representa um aumento de 20% da capacidade da empresa de 10,9 milhões de toneladas ao ano para 13,45 milhões.  A nova unidade também coloca a Suzano que faturou R$ 39,8 bilhões ano passado como uma das poucas empresas do setor ao redor do mundo a usar a tecnologia de gaseificação de biomassa que transforma resíduos orgânicos em gás e permite a substituição de combustíveis fósseis nos fornos de cal.  O óleo combustível e o gás natural que alimentam os fornos de cal e as caldeiras correspondem por cerca de 70% das emissões diretas de uma fábrica de celulose vice-presidente executivo de sustentabilidade e inovação da Suzano.  “No momento em que conseguimos substituir esses combustíveis fósseis por combustíveis que vêm da madeira o nível tecnológico da nossa fábrica se torna realmente o estado da arte” As fontes fósseis não serão eliminadas totalmente mas ficarão restritas a usos eventuais A meta da companhia é reduzir a intensidade de emissões de gases de efeito estufa em 15% até 2030 para as emissões diretas (escopo 1) e ligadas a energia (escopo 2) A fábrica será autossuficiente em energia elétrica A tecnologia já existe em outras unidades mas o Projeto Cerrado terá um excedente de 180 MW para vender ao Sistema Interligado Nacional (SIN) eletricidade suficiente para abastecer uma cidade com mais de 2 milhões de habitantes a empresa vai dar mais um passo em direção à meta de conectar 500 mil hectares de biomas fragmentados pelo Brasil – 130 mil deles no Cerrado a Suzano também recebeu um empréstimo atribuído a práticas sustentáveis (Sustainability Linked Loan) do International Finance Corporation (IFC) Principais emissores durante o processo de fabricação da Suzano os fornos de cal e as caldeiras de recuperação de químicos receberam atenção especial nesse projeto.  Os fornos de cal serão alimentados pelo gás gerado a partir da biomassa de árvores plantadas pela própria empresa Bertolucci diz que a estratégia foi “muito audaciosa” mas não revela o valor do investimento na tecnologia.  Reviravolta na estratégia verde da BP leva a nova queda de braços entre acionistas Primeira bolsa de valores verde dos EUA recebe sinal verde para operar – apesar de Trump CVM vai ouvir empresas sobre dificuldades com relatórios de sustentabilidade R$15,9 bilhões se referem à parte industrial e R$ 6,3 bilhões a recursos para atividades florestais e logísticas Já as caldeiras serão alimentadas pela lignina é como se a celulose fosse o tijolo e a lignina A molécula é então queimada nas caldeiras e produz o vapor que é capturado e usado para a geração de energia.  “O que é peculiar neste projeto é que dado seu tamanho e a tecnologia muito eficiente no uso da lignina precisamos de menos bioenergia para manter a fábrica sobra muita energia para vender para o grid”.  as árvores estarão próximas à fábrica – e vão compor uma paisagem mista carobinhas e outras vegetações nativas do bioma.  O mosaico construído pela empresa deve reunir a proporção usada normalmente de 60% para fins comerciais e outros 40% para preservação entre áreas de preservação permanente áreas de reserva legal e os corredores ecológicos A madeira vai percorrer cerca de 65 quilômetros entre a floresta e a fábrica Metade da logística de transporte será feita por hexatrens uma espécie de semireboques desenvolvidos pela Suzano para transportar 200 toneladas de madeira de uma única vez.  a base florestal da Suzano passará para 599 mil hectares dos quais 143 mil serão destinados exclusivamente para a preservação da biodiversidade São mais de R$ 85 milhões voltados para as unidades de conservação do Estado a empresa contratou quase 10 mil pessoas para levantar o empreendimento sendo que 83% estamos contratando na região de Ribas do Rio Pardo” “29% da população daquela região vive em situação de pobreza ou extrema pobreza (…) Nós temos a meta de retirar 200 mil pessoas da linha da pobreza nas áreas em que atuamos e em Ribas do Rio Pardo já o fizemos com 9 mil”.  A empresa está investindo mais de R$ 300 milhões em infraestrutura e projetos sociais na região e está firmando parcerias para o desenvolvimento e o treinamento de profissionais a serem contratados e de fornecedores.  O Projeto Cerrado deve levar nove meses para atingir sua capacidade máxima de  produção “O principal impacto na geração de caixa vai ser com a celulose que será exportada para todos os continentes” Por que o balanço de carbono da Suzano mostra o desafio do net zero Natura muda comando e se volta para operação  Amazon começa a vender créditos de carbono nos EUA Petrobras capta R$ 6,5 bi com BB em dívida ‘verde’  Nossos serviços estão apresentando instabilidade no momento Algumas informações podem não estar disponíveis 28/09/2017 10h00 | Atualizado em 29/09/2017 16h58 o efetivo nacional de bovinos atingiu a marca de 218,2 milhões de cabeças O Centro-Oeste concentrou 34,4% do rebanho nacional que possui 30,3 milhões de cabeças (13,9% do total) Entre os 20 municípios com os maiores efetivos Corumbá (MS) e Ribas do Rio Pardo (MS) como os maiores rebanhos As informações são da Pesquisa Pecuária Municipal (PPM) que investiga a criação animal e outras produções explica o contexto regional que contribuiu para o resultado da pesquisa: “A expansão do gado no Centro-Oeste é consequência da extensão do território há a proximidade tanto com a indústria de abate quanto com os centros de produção de grãos” "o deslocamento de bovinos para o Norte foi motivado pelos baixos preços das terras pela disponibilidade hídrica e pelo clima favorável" Pequenas altas ainda foram identificadas no Sudeste (0,8%) e no Sul (0,5%) “a redução do rebanho no Nordeste pode ter sido influenciada Se o destaque da PPM para a criação animal foi a quantidade de bovinos Esse crescimento também foi registrado em termos financeiros A região Sul representa 43,1% da produção nacional de mel com o município de Ortigueira/PR como maior produtor Mariana comenta que “foi uma consequência do crescimento da demanda pelo mel que passou a ser um produto considerado mais saudável” Texto: Pedro Renaux e Luiz BelloGráfico: Simone MelloFoto: Licia Rubinstein  © 2018 IBGE - Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística Nós utilizamos cookies para melhorar sua experiência de navegação no portal. 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