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Catastrophic deforestation and environmental degradation have become habits of thought about forest landscapes in Latin … tropical forest trends. Deforestation "hot spots", each with a different political ecology, remain and command attention, but … America's tropics. Yet these truisms blind analysts to three surprising changes. First, deforestation has slowed dramatically …
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This paper is an attempt to clarify some of the key issues on trade and environment in the forestry sector. The two … main emerging issues in the international trade of forest products within Latin America and the Caribbean to be studied are … forest sector; and 2) prospects for "green" markets and eco-labelling of forest products based on improved management and …
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This study employs the IFPRI IMPACT model to examine the effects of a hypothetical ban on the clearing of native vegetation for agriculture in tropical areas within LAC on GHG emissions, food production, food prices, and child malnutrition at several spatial scales. Results suggest that a...
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the Caribbean: Food Security and Deforestation". …
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This study employs the IFPRI IMPACT model to examine the effects of a hypothetical ban on the clearing of native vegetation for agriculture in tropical areas within LAC on GHG emissions, food production, food prices, and child malnutrition at several spatial scales. Results suggest that a...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010653630
Included in this working paper is a discussion of the history of deforestation and forest degradation in Latin America … highly priced "certified green" goods that would make sustainable forest management profitable. Lastly, this paper ends with …
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Climate change is imposing a large burden on the most vulnerable populations, particularly in the developing world. Establishing consistent causal relationships, however, is difficult because a multiplicity of climatic, economic and sociodemographic elements are combined to create the conditions...
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This report includes the proceedings of the Seminar on Climate Change and Severe Weather Events in the Caribbean and Asia, held in Barbados at the Grand Barbados Beach Resort on July 24-25, 2003. The seminar provided a forum in which experts from the Southeast Asian and Caribbean regions...
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This document (Cancún COP-16) represents a coordinated effort among several institutions and organizations in the Latin …
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This presentation discusses the cost of impacts of climate change on the Caribbean. The response of adaptation will need to be applied towards an integral strategy to build on disaster risk reduction best practices and climate risk management. The response of the IDB to the climate change needs...
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