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President of the Republic Fernando Henrique Cardoso Minister of the Environment José Carlos de Carvalho President of IBAMA Rômulo José Fernandes Barreto Mello UNEP’s Executive Director Klaus Töpfer UNEP’s Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean Ricardo Sánchez Sosa GEO’s Regional Coordinator for Latin America and the Caribbean Kaveh Zahedi IBAMA’s Strategic Director Sandra Regina Rodrigues Klosovski IBAMA’s Licensing and Environmental Quality Director Donizetti Aurélio do Carmo IBAMA’s GEO BRAZIL TEAM General Coordination João Batista Drummond Câmara Technical-Scientific Coordination José Ximenes de Mesquita Maria Inês Miranda Communication Aide Anand Sampurno Educational Affairs Technician Maria Imaculada Antunes Bezerra Technical Team Rosemery Barcellos Terra Fabíola Lima de Araújo Gomes Márcia Barros de Miranda 3
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Page 7 and 8: INSTITUTIONAL AND TECHNICAL CREDITS
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24 the state of environment in Braz
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territorial dynamics and the enviro
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the state of biodiversity the state
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the state of biodiversity the state
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also considerable, with approximate
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legislation for environmental that
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T abe 5 - P ercentage of areas of B
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accordingly; legal and institutiona
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Direct and uncontrolled exportation
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freshwater species for aqui-culture
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on the Map of Soils in Brazil (Embr
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T able 2 - P otential of B razilian
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soil conditions the state of the en
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soil conditions the state of enviro
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soil conditions Losses of 600 milli
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soil conditions the state of enviro
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the state of environment in Brazil
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state of the subsoil the state of t
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state of the subsoil the state of e
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i P Figura2 - P rincipais provínci
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state of the subsoil the state of e
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the state of environment in Brazil
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water resources the state of the en
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the state of water resources the st
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the state of water resources F igur
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o estado dos recursos hídricos dra
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the state of the environmet in Braz
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the state of forests the state of e
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the state of forests the state of t
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the state of forests products, main
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the state of forests social groups,
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the state of the atmosphere Box 1 t
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the state of the atmosphere the sta
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the State of Activities in Marine a
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the State of Fishing resowrces: Fis
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the State of Fishing Resowrces: Fis
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the state of environmental disaster
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State of health and the environment
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The state of health and the environ
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the state of the environment in Bra
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the state of the environment in Bra
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Persisting sectorial approaches, so
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policies feedback fragmentation of
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The industrialised countries, where
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policies feedback The national conc
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policies feedback 3. Institutional
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policies feedback the previous cent
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policies feedback In this sense we
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4.1. Biodiversity Responses policie
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4.1.2. Advances in Planning Experie
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policies feedback Fund for the Envi
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policies feedback species without a
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policies feedback e) Pilot programm
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policies feedback Within the third
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policies feedback Other equally imp
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policies feedback common responsibi
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policies feedback 4.3.3. Private Co
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policies feedback It is also import
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policies feedback The Water Agencie
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Therefore, there is one legislation
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policies feedback The Agriculture L
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policies feedback In this context,
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e) Not withstandy the increment in
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policies feedback In relation to th
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It is important to note that PROCON
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policies feedback 272
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Total Particles in Suspension: dail
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4.7.1. Tourism policies feedback To
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policies feedback All was very well
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policies feedback In the same resol
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policies feedback applied in the ma
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policies feedback the agendas on in
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policies feedback 4.11.1. Instituti
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policies feedback 4.11.2. Society
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policies feedback As already mentio
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chapter 4 Environmental management
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environmental management In order t
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environmental management On the sup
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environmental management with nucle
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In the Caatinga area, approximately
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environmental management main agric
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In the Amazon and the Cerrado biome
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environmental management Territoria
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environmental management In order t
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environmental management those that
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Box 1 - Amazonia Scene environmenta
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environmental management Planned In
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ecommendations 1 Uncertain Futur ut
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In Brazil, there is a plurality of
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Amapá, Amazonia and Roraima, where
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a) The definition of a typology bas
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h) to make feasible and to organise
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g) To stimulate the adoption by the
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8.5.3 Economic tools To establish a
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annex x 1 - statistics Presentation
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3 Lands used for Temporary Crops Un
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Source Observations 2) Primary and
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Comments Source Observations 1) The
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Comments The data presented represe
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Comments Source Observations includ
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36 Total number of endangered speci
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54 CO2 Emission / By solid fossil c
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Source Observations IBGE, PNAD, 199
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B.4 - HEALTH TH B.4.1 - State 86 Li
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B.5.2 - Telephone 94 Access to Fixe
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103 Production of energy by cane pr
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110 Agro-pastoral production Unit:
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117 Exports / Manufactures Unit: %
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B.7.6. - Prices 123 Inflation at IN
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131 Herd / Bubalines Unit: 1000 hea
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anexo o 1 - estatística - dados A.
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A. Socioeconomic and cultural facto
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B. Socioeconomic and Cultural Facto
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B. Socioeconomic and Cultural Facto
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annex x 2 - main economic and envir
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Seroa da Motta (2002) deals with th
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This is true specially when dealing
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Table 3 presents these reasons esti
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The Caatinga The area of the Caatin
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The Atlantic For orest est The Atla
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annex 3 393
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anexo o 4 - compilation of brazilia
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RESOLUTION 01/11/1999 Establishes e
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PROVISIONAL 08/23/2001 Blocked the
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6. WATER RESOURCES LAW 7.661 05/18/
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7. HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT REGULATOR
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COMPILATION OF STATE LEGISLATION ON
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LAW 6.105 01/14/1998 Rules over the
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colaboradores ANA IBGE Luiz Amore I
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ibliography A VITÓRIA Do Aedes Aeg
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BELTRAO, V. d. A. , & LAMOUR, C. Us
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CAMPANHOLA C. Luis, A.J. B; LUCARRI
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COMISSÃO PASTORAL DA TERRA - CPT.
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______.Portaria DNC nº 23/1992. __
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FONTANA, C.S., G.A. BENCKE E R. E.
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HERNANI, L. C., KURIHARA, C H, SILV
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INSTITUTO DE ESTUDOS DO MAR ALMIRAN
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LEE, N. AND R. DANCEY. The Quality
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MENDONÇA, M.P.; LINS, L.V. (orgs.)
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NEPSTAD, D.; MOREIRA A.; ALENCAR A.
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PROENCA, C.E.M. Programa Nacional d
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ROSANVALLON, P. A crise do Estado-p
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SILVA, J. G. d. Sobre a delimitaç
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WILLIAMS, J.; NEARING, M.A.; NICKS,
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CECAV - Centro de Estudos de Cavern
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DPC - Diretoria de Portos e Costas
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PLIRHNE - Plano Integrado de Recurs
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SUDENE - Superintendência do Desen
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