Custos e benefícios da redução das emissões de carbono do desmatamento e da degradação na Amazônia brasileira

18 de julho de 2008

jul 18, 2008

Daniel Nepstad, Britaldo Soares-Filho, Frank Merry, Paulo Moutinho, Hermann Oliveira Rodrigues, Maria Bowman, Steve Schwartzman, Oriana Almeida, Sergio Rivero

O objetivo central deste estudo é apresentar uma estrutura conceitual simples para estimar o custo de redução de emissões de carbono oriundas do desmatamento na Amazônia Brasileira sob um cenário de desenvolvimento socioambiental.

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