<transcript><audio_3> do Lourenço, da hidrovia do Tocantins, um projeto que vem desde a década de 70 e ninguém conseguia aprovar esse negócio porque esbarrava em, primeiro, em dificuldade técnica e, segundo, em questões ambientais.</transcript><transcript><audio_4> e as obras já podem começar, né? Talvez comecem este ano ainda. O que é esse Pedral do Lourenço? Olha só, essa daqui é a bacia do Rio Tocantins, tá vendo? É...</transcript><caption><image_5>The image shows a man with a long white beard and glasses standing in front of a black background. He is wearing a gray shirt and appears to be speaking into a microphone. On the right side of the image, there is a map of a city with a blue line running through it. The map is in the center of the screen and shows the streets, buildings, and other landmarks of the city. The man is looking at the map with a serious expression on his face.</caption><transcript><audio_6> na verdade, o rio Tocantins aqui, o rio Araguaia do lado de cá, os dois se unem aqui, aí aqui tem a represa de Tucuruí, que já é bem antiga e coisa e tal, e daqui vem para o mar, próximo a Belém, e chega no oceano, né?</transcript><transcript><audio_7> esses rios todos são muito navegáveis. É tudo navegável aqui, navegável do lado de cá também. Esse azul mais escuro é navegável o tempo todo. O azul clarinho é navegável</transcript> removal of rocks from the Pedral do Lourenço of the Tocantins waterway has just been issued.  right, a project that has been going on since the 70s and no one was able to prove this business because it ran into, firstly, technical difficulties and secondly, environmental issues. Finally, Ibama issued the license and the works can now begin, right? Maybe they will start this year, what is it?  this Pedral do Lourenço, look, this one here is the basin of the Tocantins River Tocantins Araguaia, in fact, the Tocantins River here, the Araguaia River on this side, the two come together here. Here there is the Tucuruí dam, which is already quite old, it's something and  so go here, go to the sea here close to Belém and get to the ocean, right? What's the point, notice how these rivers are all very navigable, everything is navigable here, sailing on this side, this darker blue is also navigable all the time, the blue  clarinho means sailing
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