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Connecting agribusiness,
experts, and legislators
Strategic solutions
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Agro: at the forefront of
applied climate solutions

Climate Risks for Agribusiness

  • Agribusiness faces significant challenges in the face of climate change.
 
  • The 2024 Thematic Report on Agriculture, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services warns that regional climate variations could threaten the viability of 74% of farmland in the Amazon-Cerrado frontier by 2060.

Want to know more about Agriculture and Climate?

We have selected some qualified reference sources for consultation:

SEEG

SEEG is the leading greenhouse gas emissions monitoring platform in Latin America and one of the largest national emissions databases in the world. It provides annual estimates of greenhouse gas emissions in Brazil across  all sectors of the economy, on an easy-to-access online platform with data dating back from 1970. In addition, it offers analyses and solutions for decision-makers. The SEEG data aim tosupportmitigation policies and provide transparency to society regarding the country’s emission reduction trajectories.

CCarbon / USP

The Center for Carbon Research in Tropical Agriculture (CCARBON/USP), affiliated with the Rectorate of the University of São Paulo (USP) and based out of the Luiz de Queiroz College of Agriculture (ESALQ) in Piracicaba – São Paulo, Brazil.

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Positioning Brazilian agribusiness as a global leader in applied climate solutions and innovative public policy.