Fall of Deforestation in Brazil Generates R$ 1.16 Trillion to the Global Economy
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The reduction in deforestation in the Amazon and the Cerrado since 2023 may have generated up to R$ 192 billion in benefits for the Brazilian economy, through avoided climate damage. In the global scenario, the value reaches R$ 1.16 trillion, according to a study by the economist Bráulio Borges, published by the Brazilian Institute of Economics (Ibre), of the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV). See also: Without mentioning Flávio, former ministers …
FGV study estimates up to R$ 192 billion in climate losses avoided with less deforestation; see the numbers and account that stayed out
A study estimates that reducing devastation in the Amazon and the Cerrado avoided 1.49 billion tons of greenhouse gases and generated R$ 1.16 trillion in global climate benefits since 2023
The reduction in deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon and in the Cerrado since 2023 may have yielded gains of about R$ 1.16 trillion for the world economy. Of this total, up to R$ 192 billion would correspond to avoided climatic damage to the Brazilian economy itself. The finding is part of a study by the economist Bráulio Borges, published this year. Read more » The post Fall of deforestation in Brazil generates R$ 1.16 trillion to the global …
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