REDD: de boas idéias a realidades complicadas
Since the influential Stern Review on the economics of climate change (Stern 2006), many have seen avoiding deforestation of tropical forests as arguably the fastest way and cheaper to mitigate climate change. The idea is that the richest countries - which were the largest emitters of greenhouse gas...
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| description | Since the influential Stern Review on the economics of climate change (Stern 2006), many have seen avoiding deforestation of tropical forests as arguably the fastest way and cheaper to mitigate climate change. The idea is that the richest countries - which were the largest emitters of greenhouse gases historically - to pay for avoiding deforestation in developing countries. Deforestation is basically a story of expanding land agricultural, while much of the degradation is related to the logging of medium and high value, and dry forests, the extraction of firewood. The challenge then is, first, change dynamics of agricultural growth in tropical countries, including the closure of the agricultural frontier apparently abundant open land where they have been busy and, to some extent also affect the behavior of agents in the sectors of forestry and energy. |
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| spelling | CGSpace206252025-01-24T14:20:55Z REDD: de boas idéias a realidades complicadas Wunder, Sven climate change economics deforestation mitigation tropical forests greenhouse gases Since the influential Stern Review on the economics of climate change (Stern 2006), many have seen avoiding deforestation of tropical forests as arguably the fastest way and cheaper to mitigate climate change. The idea is that the richest countries - which were the largest emitters of greenhouse gases historically - to pay for avoiding deforestation in developing countries. Deforestation is basically a story of expanding land agricultural, while much of the degradation is related to the logging of medium and high value, and dry forests, the extraction of firewood. The challenge then is, first, change dynamics of agricultural growth in tropical countries, including the closure of the agricultural frontier apparently abundant open land where they have been busy and, to some extent also affect the behavior of agents in the sectors of forestry and energy. 2010 2012-06-04T09:15:01Z 2012-06-04T09:15:01Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/20625 en Wunder, S. 2010. REDD: de boas idéias a realidades complicadas . EcoEco: boletim da sociedade Brasileira de economia ecológica 23 (4) :29-39. ISSN: 1983-1072. |
| spellingShingle | climate change economics deforestation mitigation tropical forests greenhouse gases Wunder, Sven REDD: de boas idéias a realidades complicadas |
| title | REDD: de boas idéias a realidades complicadas |
| title_full | REDD: de boas idéias a realidades complicadas |
| title_fullStr | REDD: de boas idéias a realidades complicadas |
| title_full_unstemmed | REDD: de boas idéias a realidades complicadas |
| title_short | REDD: de boas idéias a realidades complicadas |
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| topic | climate change economics deforestation mitigation tropical forests greenhouse gases |
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