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  • This research paper evaluates whether legal territorial protection in the Brazilian Amazon effectively shields forests from deforestation. Using a spatially explicit panel dataset from 2006 to 2014, the author finds that protected territories successfully reduce forest clearing in high-risk areas compared to unprotected cells under similar pressure. However, the study concludes that this protection does not reduce the overall level of regional deforestation but instead deflects clearing activity to unprotected areas.

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    Themes: deforestationprotected areasamazonconservation policyland use
    Climate Policy Initiative

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: Amazon rainforest
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