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Mercados de carbono

Escenario para el comercio de emisiones de dióxido de carbono de comercio de emisiones, es decir, la compra y venta de derechos de emisión (créditos o acciones) y la reducción de emisiones por toneladas métricas de dióxido de carbono, o su equivalente en gases de efecto invernadero emitidos a la atmósfera.

Agricultura climáticamente inteligente

La agricultura climáticamente inteligente es la agricultura que sosteniblemente incrementa la productividad, la resiliencia (adaptación), reduce/remueve los gases de efecto invernadero (mitigación) y promueve el logro de la seguridad alimentaria nacional y las metas de desarrollo.

Publicaciones

thumbnail for publication: How Is Our Future Climate Projected?

How Is Our Future Climate Projected?

Young Gu Her, Zachary Brym, Ashley Smyth, and Elias Bassil

thumbnail for publication: Facilitating Community Change: Lessons from Climate Adaptation to Guide Extension Engagement

Facilitating Community Change: Lessons from Climate Adaptation to Guide Extension Engagement

Martha Monroe and Annie Oxarart

This publication provides Extension faculty in Florida with useful strategies to help communities understand, discuss, evaluate, and recommend potential solutions to current and future problems. While much of the research behind these strategies has been conducted in the context of climate adaptations in vulnerable communities and ecosystems, such as coastal fisheries, rainfed agriculture, and floodplain cities, the principles that underlie these processes are universal. The same strategies and guidelines can be tailored for any issue that requires the public to become more informed, generate options, and understand advantages and disadvantages of various choices. In these situations, Extension agents can facilitate a process of thoughtful deliberation to help communities find common ground and move toward finding solutions.

thumbnail for publication: How Are Our Future Agriculture and Natural Resources Projected under Varying Climate?

How Are Our Future Agriculture and Natural Resources Projected under Varying Climate?

Young Gu Her, Ashley Smyth, Zachary Brym, and Elias Bassil

This article explains how agriculture and natural resources may respond to projected future climate and how climate projections can be useful in developing management plans for the improved sustainability of Florida’s agriculture and natural resources. It also aims to help increase the public awareness of climate change impacts on Florida and improve understanding of the connections among climate, agriculture, and natural resources.

thumbnail for publication: Florida’s Agricultural Carbon Economy as Climate Action: The Potential Role of Farmers and Ranchers

Florida’s Agricultural Carbon Economy as Climate Action: The Potential Role of Farmers and Ranchers

Young Gu Her, Tara Wade, Sawssan Boufous, Jehangir Bhadha, and Michael Andreu

This article introduces concepts related to carbon sequestration, credits, and markets to help Extension agents, farmers, and concerned residents to better understand how agriculture can help to mitigate climate change, and thus become a part of Florida’s carbon economy. Written by Young Gu Her, Tara Wade, Sawssan Boufous, Jehangir Bhadha, and Michael Andreu, and published by the UF/IFAS Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, May 2022.