Apresentação, em inglês, sobre custos e benefícios do mecanismo REDD para aplicação na Amazônia brasileira.
NEPSTAD, DANIEL (WHRC, IPAM); SOARES, BRITALDO (UFMG); MERRY, FRANK (WHRC); MOUTINHO, PAULO (IPAM, WHRC); RODRIGUES, HERMANN (UFMG); SCHWARTMAN, STEVE (ED); ALMEIDA, ORIANA (UFPA); RIVERO, SÉRGIO (UFPA); BOWMAN, MARIA (WHRC). The Costs and Benefits of Reducing Carbon Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in the Brazilian Amazon. Bali/Indonésia. 2007.
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