REDD – The case of Brazil

24 de julho de 2009

jul 24, 2009

Osvaldo Stella Martins, Ricardo Rettmann, Erika de Paula P. Pinto, Flavia Gabriela, Oyo França, Raquel Dieguez

Documento apresenta, em inglês, o papel do Brasil no cenário global às alterações climáticas e apresenta iniciativas locais de curso de REDD.

Martins, Osvaldo S.; Rettmann, Ricardo; Pinto, Erika; França, Flavia Gabriela; Dieguez, Raquel. REDD – The Case of Brazil. 24, Julho de 2009.

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