Un estudio hecho por Conservación Estratégica descubrió algunas cosas sobre la viabilidad económica de 75 proyectos viales planificados en la cuenca amazónica. Prestando atención al impacto económico y socio ambiental, encontraron que muchos de los proyectos resultarían en una pérdida neta para la sociedad.
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Escrito, animado y presentado por Jesse Agar
Edición y asesoramiento por Thais Vilela, Alfonso Malky y Scott Edwards
Victor joined CSF in 2018 as an intern and now works as a data analyst. He holds a Forestry Engineering Degree from the University of Brasília and speaks Portuguese, English, and Spanish. Previously, he worked at the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio) at the Brazilian Ministry of the Environment and the Brazilian Agriculture Research Corporation (EMBRAPA). He has experience researching environmental economics, forest restoration, and landscape ecology, and has been working with GIS and data science to broaden his analysis and data visualization skills.
Corbett is an Associate Professor at University of Wisconsin, Madison, where he specializes in environmental and natural resource economics. His research studies the effects of environmental regulations on different demographic groups, the political economy of environmental policies, ambient air pollution monitoring, and market-based approaches to environmental management. His recent work utilizes remote sensing and satellite data to study the effects of environmental policy.
In response to the COVID-19 Pandemic, CSF Indonesia held its first-ever webinar as a part of our collaborative engagement with the Sintang District Government in West Kalimantan, Indonesia for its Green Sintang Action Plan.