Código Florestal – Avaliação 2012-2016

20 de dezembro de 2016

dez 20, 2016

Relatório desenvolvido pelo Observatório do Código Florestal, do qual o IPAM faz parte, avalia a implementação do novo Código Florestal. O documento, que tem coordenação editorial de Andrea Azevedo e Tiago Reis do IPAM, discute ponto a ponto os problemas, os avanços e as responsabilidades para colocar em prática o principal instrumento legal que regula o uso do solo em imóveis rurais no Brasil.

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