Archives climate - Institute of Socioeconomic Studies - Inesc https://inesc.org.br/en/tag/climate-en/ Institute of Socioeconomic Studies Mon, 13 Mar 2023 19:50:44 +0000 en-US hourly 1 Fossil fuels subsidies in Brasil (2020): know, assess and reform https://inesc.org.br/en/fossil-fuels-subsidies-in-brasil-2020-know-assess-and-reform/ Mon, 08 Nov 2021 15:21:34 +0000 https://inesc.org.br/?p=33151 Brazil has established itself among the ten major producers of fossil fuels in the world, and its relevance in the petroleum geopolitics is undeniable, just as, directly and indirectly, in the global emissions by fossil sources. In a direct way, due to the fact that emissions by burning fossil fuels represent 19% of emissions in … Continue reading "Fossil fuels subsidies in Brasil (2020): know, assess and reform"

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]]> Electricity and energy expansion: advances, risks and limitations of the proposed trajectories https://inesc.org.br/en/electricity-and-energy-expansion-advances-risks-and-limitations-of-the-proposed-trajectories/ Thu, 15 Apr 2021 19:23:00 +0000 https://inesc.org.br/?p=32272 Taking the Ten Year Expansion Plan for Energy (PDE 2030) and the National Energy Plan (PNE 2050) as a basis, the advances, risks and limitations of the proposed trajectories for electric and energy expansion are addressed. The text highlights the government’s lack of articulation to implement long-term plans for the improvement of the national matrix, … Continue reading "Electricity and energy expansion: advances, risks and limitations of the proposed trajectories"

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]]> Logistics infrastructure, agribusiness and climate https://inesc.org.br/en/logistics-infrastructure-agribusiness-and-climate/ Thu, 15 Apr 2021 19:20:50 +0000 https://inesc.org.br/?p=32270 Environmental degradation and attack of the ways of life of native peoples, traditional and peasant communities are consequences of this model of economic exploitation. This scenario contributes to the consolidation of Pará as the subnational unit with the highest level of greenhouse gas emissions derived from changes in land use and the allocation of areas … Continue reading "Logistics infrastructure, agribusiness and climate"

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