Land-use Change Modeling in a Brazilian Indigenous Reserve: Construction of a Reference Scenario for the Suruí REDD Project
Interactions of indigenous peoples with the surrounding non-indigenous society are often the main sources of social and environmental changes in indigenous lands. In the case of the Suruí in Brazilian Amazonia's "arc of deforestation," these influences are leading to deforestation and logging that t...
| Autor principal: | Vitel, Claudia Suzanne Marie Nathalie |
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| Outros Autores: | Cardoso, Carrero, Gabriel, Cenamo, Mariano Colini, Leroy, Maya, Graça, Paulo Maurício Lima Alencastro de, Fearnside, Philip Martin |
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oai:repositorio:1-17777 Land-use Change Modeling in a Brazilian Indigenous Reserve: Construction of a Reference Scenario for the Suruí REDD Project Vitel, Claudia Suzanne Marie Nathalie Cardoso, Carrero, Gabriel Cenamo, Mariano Colini Leroy, Maya Graça, Paulo Maurício Lima Alencastro de Fearnside, Philip Martin Carbon Emission Climate Change Deforestation Emission Control Global Warming Indigenous Population Land Degradation Land-use Change Local Participation Logging (timber) Modeling Rainforest Tropical Forest Amazonia Brasil Interactions of indigenous peoples with the surrounding non-indigenous society are often the main sources of social and environmental changes in indigenous lands. In the case of the Suruí in Brazilian Amazonia's "arc of deforestation," these influences are leading to deforestation and logging that threaten both the forest and the sustainability of the group's productive systems. The Suruí tribal leadership has initiated a proposal for an economic alternative based on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD). This has become a key case in global discussions on indigenous participation in REDD. The realism of the baseline scenario that serves as a reference for determining the amount of deforestation and emissions avoided by the proposed project is critical to assuring the reality of the carbon benefits claimed. Here we examine the SIMSURUI model, its input parameters and the implications of the Suruí Forest Carbon Project for indigenous participation in climate mitigation efforts. © 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York. 2020-06-15T21:49:14Z 2020-06-15T21:49:14Z 2013 Artigo https://repositorio.inpa.gov.br/handle/1/17777 10.1007/s10745-013-9613-9 en Volume 41, Número 6, Pags. 807-826 Restrito Human Ecology |
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Carbon Emission Climate Change Deforestation Emission Control Global Warming Indigenous Population Land Degradation Land-use Change Local Participation Logging (timber) Modeling Rainforest Tropical Forest Amazonia Brasil |
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Carbon Emission Climate Change Deforestation Emission Control Global Warming Indigenous Population Land Degradation Land-use Change Local Participation Logging (timber) Modeling Rainforest Tropical Forest Amazonia Brasil Vitel, Claudia Suzanne Marie Nathalie Land-use Change Modeling in a Brazilian Indigenous Reserve: Construction of a Reference Scenario for the Suruí REDD Project |
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Carbon Emission Climate Change Deforestation Emission Control Global Warming Indigenous Population Land Degradation Land-use Change Local Participation Logging (timber) Modeling Rainforest Tropical Forest Amazonia Brasil |
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Interactions of indigenous peoples with the surrounding non-indigenous society are often the main sources of social and environmental changes in indigenous lands. In the case of the Suruí in Brazilian Amazonia's "arc of deforestation," these influences are leading to deforestation and logging that threaten both the forest and the sustainability of the group's productive systems. The Suruí tribal leadership has initiated a proposal for an economic alternative based on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD). This has become a key case in global discussions on indigenous participation in REDD. The realism of the baseline scenario that serves as a reference for determining the amount of deforestation and emissions avoided by the proposed project is critical to assuring the reality of the carbon benefits claimed. Here we examine the SIMSURUI model, its input parameters and the implications of the Suruí Forest Carbon Project for indigenous participation in climate mitigation efforts. © 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York. |
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Vitel, Claudia Suzanne Marie Nathalie |
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Cardoso, Carrero, Gabriel Cenamo, Mariano Colini Leroy, Maya Graça, Paulo Maurício Lima Alencastro de Fearnside, Philip Martin |
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Cardoso, Carrero, Gabriel Cenamo, Mariano Colini Leroy, Maya Graça, Paulo Maurício Lima Alencastro de Fearnside, Philip Martin |
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Land-use Change Modeling in a Brazilian Indigenous Reserve: Construction of a Reference Scenario for the Suruí REDD Project |
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Land-use Change Modeling in a Brazilian Indigenous Reserve: Construction of a Reference Scenario for the Suruí REDD Project |
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Land-use Change Modeling in a Brazilian Indigenous Reserve: Construction of a Reference Scenario for the Suruí REDD Project |
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Land-use Change Modeling in a Brazilian Indigenous Reserve: Construction of a Reference Scenario for the Suruí REDD Project |
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Land-use Change Modeling in a Brazilian Indigenous Reserve: Construction of a Reference Scenario for the Suruí REDD Project |
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land-use change modeling in a brazilian indigenous reserve: construction of a reference scenario for the suruí redd project |
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Human Ecology |
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2020 |
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