Brazil Environment
E-Library

Edited by Professor Joseph Domask
American University, Washington, D.C.

• New Human Pressure on the Brazilian Amazon Forests, Paulo Barreto et. al. Global Forest Watch, World Resources Institute & Imazon, 2006

• Eating up the Amazon, Greenpeace Report, 6 April 2006; Cargill's View on the Greenpeace Report, May 2006
• Containing Destruction from Brazil's Amazon Highways: Now is the Time to Give Weight to the Environment in Decision-Making, P.M. Fearnside, Environmental Conservation vol. 33(3), Cambridge University Press, 12 May 2006
• The Formation of the Brazilian Environmental Movement, Angela Alonso, Valeriano Costa & Débora Maciel, working paper no. 259, IDS-Institute of Development Studies, Brighton, England, November 2005
• The Future of the Amazon, Philip M. Fearnside et al., chapter 28. In: E. Bermingham, C.W. Dick and C. Moritz (eds.) Tropical Rainforests: Past, Present and Future. University of Chicago Press, Illinois, USA, 2005
• Institutional Solutions for the Financing of Protected Areas in Brazil, Cecilia Foloni Ferraz (IBAMA-Instituto Brasileiro do Meio Ambiente e dos Recursos Naturais Renováveis), V World Parks Congress: Sustainable Finance Stream, Durban, South Africa, September 2003
• Brazil: Environmental Issues, Country Analysis Briefing, EIA-US Energy Information Administration, August 2003
• Brazilian Environmental Policy Under Lula, Thinking Brazil, update no. 6, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington, D.C., May 2003
• An Amazon Perspective on the Forest–Climate Connection: Opportunity for Climate Mitigation, Conservation and Development?, Georgia Carvalho, Paulo Moutinho, Daniel Nepctad, Luciano Mattos & Marcio Santilli, Woods Hole Research Center & Instituto de Pesquisa Ambiental da Amazonia, Belem, 15 January 2003
• Brazil: Environmental Institutions and Governance, World Resources Institute, Earth Trends Overview, 2003
• World Bank Approaches to the Brazilian Amazon: The Bumpy Road toward Sustainable Development, John Redwood III, World Bank, LCR Sustainable Development, working paper no. 13, November 2002
• Is Deforestation a Solution for Economic Growth in Rural Areas? Evidence from the Brazilian Mata Atlantica, Carlos Eduardo Frickmann Young, working paper no. 36, Centre for Brazilian Studies, University of Oxford, 2002
• Environment and Security in the Amazon Basin, Joseph S. Tulchin & Heather A. Golding, Reports on the Americas no. 4, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington, D.C., 2002
• Market Potential for Certified Amazon Timber, Leonardo Sobral, et al., Research and Publication Support, Imazon, Imaflora & Amigos da Terra, Belém, 2002
• Agricultural Intensification by Smallholders in the Western Brazilian Amazon: From Deforestation to Sustainable Land Use, Stephen A.Vosti, Julie Witcover and Chantal Line Carpentier, IFPRI-International Food Policy Research Institute, Research Report no. 130, 2002
• O Que o Brasileiro Pensa do Meio Ambiente e do Consumo Sustentável, Samyra Crespo & Eduardo Novaes, Instituto de Estudos da Religião-ISER & Environment Ministry, Brasilia, 2001
• Dynamics of Land Use in an Amazonian Extractive Reserve in Acre, Carlos V. Aguiar Gomes (MA thesis), University of Florida, 2001. Source: Amazonia
• Sustainable Amazon: limitations and opportunities for rural development, Robert R. Schneider, et al., World Bank & Imazon, Brasilia & Belem, 2000
• The Economics of Biodiversity in Brazil: The Case of Forest Conversion, Ronaldo Seroa da Motta, IPEA (Research Institute of Applied Economics), Rio de Janeiro, October 1996
• For the Future of the Amazon, GTA-Grupo de Trabalho Amazônico (Amazonian Work Group)