Climate and Energy Policies in Brazil
a dialogue on CCS activities to promote carbon dioxide emissions reduction
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https://doi.org/10.31686/ijier.vol8.iss4.2242Keywords:
Climate Change, Energy Policy, Carbon Capture and Storage, GHG Emission Mitigation, Greenhouse GasesAbstract
Considering the interaction between climate and energy policies, this paper analyzes the activities of Carbon Capture and Storage in the Brazilian context of public choices. The methodology of the work consists of normative and bibliographical revision, using the qualitative and deductive methods. The hypothesis of this research corroborates the thesis that the governance of Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage activities in Brazil is found in the already existing configuration proposed for public policies directed to climate and energy changes in the country.
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