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May 2020
PROTECTED TERRITORIES, THOUGH CRITICAL, ARE NOT ENOUGH TO SLOW AMAZON DEFORESTATION
This policy brief by the Climate Policy Initiative (CPI/PUC-Rio) evaluates the effectiveness of landscape protection—specifically protected areas and indigenous lands—in reducing deforestation within the Brazilian Amazon. While the analysis finds that these territories are effective at shielding the specific forests they cover, they have a negligible impact on aggregate deforestation levels because they tend to deflect forest clearing to unprotected regions.
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Themes: deforestation protected areas amazon land use conservation policy
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greenhouse gas emissions
Climate Policy Initiative
Document type: Policy brief
Regions: Amazon rainforest Brazil

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