Browsing Climate Change by Subject "Brazil"

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REDDy or not? The effects on indigenous peoples in Brazil of a global mechanism for reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation

Anderson, Nicholas (Canadian Center of Science and Education, 2009-11)

Deforestation in the tropics accounts for one-fifth of global greenhouse gas emissions. For this reason, the preservation of remaining tropical forests is an integral component of any international climate change mitigation ...
The Second-Image Reversed and Climate Policy: How International Influences Helped Changing Brazil’s Positions on Climate Change

Kasa, S. (MDPI, Basel, Switzerland, 2013-03)

International climate policy over the last 7–8 years has been characterized by the increasing involvement of developing countries. While COP-13 at Bali marked a stronger willingness to participate in mitigation efforts in ...
Transcending Challenges of Attaining Distributive Justice in Pro-Poor Activities of Redd-Plus (REDD+): Justice in Brazil, Vietnam and Tanzania

Emuge, A. L. (Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Ås, 2013)

Climate change is a phenomenon whose data has set a base for discussion, debates and research, all influential to policy and action restructuring at all levels of natural resource use and governance. Often issues of ...

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