Current understanding of the potential impacts of Carbon Dioxide Removal approaches on the SDGs in selected countries in Latin America and the Caribbean
The objective of this study is to identify and select four Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) approaches that may be the most relevant to the LAC region/context, and conduct, when possible, an analysis on the potential economic, social and environmental impacts (positive and/or negative) that the introduc...
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oai:dspace6-d1:11362-47072 Current understanding of the potential impacts of Carbon Dioxide Removal approaches on the SDGs in selected countries in Latin America and the Caribbean Samaniego, Joseluis Schmidt, Kai-Uwe Carlino, Hernán Caratori, Luciano Carlino, Micaela Gogorza, Agustín Rodríguez Vagaría, Alfonso Vázquez Amábile, Gabriel CAMBIO CLIMATICO ANHIDRIDO CARBONICO DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE PROTECCION AMBIENTAL ASPECTOS ECONOMICOS ASPECTOS SOCIALES ASPECTOS AMBIENTALES RECURSOS NATURALES RECURSOS ENERGETICOS CAPTURA DE CARBONO ESTUDIOS DE CASOS CLIMATE CHANGE CARBON DIOXIDE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ECONOMIC ASPECTS SOCIAL ASPECTS ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS NATURAL RESOURCES ENERGY RESOURCES CARBON SEQUESTRATION CASE STUDIES The objective of this study is to identify and select four Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) approaches that may be the most relevant to the LAC region/context, and conduct, when possible, an analysis on the potential economic, social and environmental impacts (positive and/or negative) that the introduction of those CDR approaches could have, in terms of a set of key indicators: Employment; GDP (Gross Domestic Product); costs; greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions removal; and, the achievement of specific SDGs. The analysis is focused primarily in two selected LAC countries: Argentina and Colombia; however, references to the broader Latin America and Caribbean perspective and opportunities are made in a number of cases. This analysis aims to help identify knowledge gaps and where possible formulate generic recommendations/options for consideration by governments in the region to eventually incentivize and effectively govern the incorporation of relevant CDR approaches in national climate change strategies that aim to contribute to the achievement of the SDGs, implement the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and, additionally, inform green recovery plans, when applicable. Part I - Overview. I. Introduction. II. Methodological approach. III. Key Findings of the study. IV. Limitations of the analysis. V. Recommendations .-- Part II. Analysis. I. Current status of knowledge and development. Argentina. Colombia. Latin American and Caribbean Countries. II. Impact Analysis. 1. Methodology for Impact Analysis. 2. Argentina. 3. Colombia. 4. Potential Impacts in LAC countries. 5. Limitations of the analysis .-- III. References. Annex: BECCS - Cost estimation. 2021-07-15T20:42:48Z 2021-07-15T20:42:48Z 2021-07-15 Texto Documento Completo https://repositorio.cepal.org/handle/11362/47072 LC/TS.2021/83 en .pdf application/pdf AMERICA LATINA Y EL CARIBE LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN ECLAC |
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Samaniego, Joseluis Current understanding of the potential impacts of Carbon Dioxide Removal approaches on the SDGs in selected countries in Latin America and the Caribbean CAMBIO CLIMATICO ANHIDRIDO CARBONICO DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE PROTECCION AMBIENTAL ASPECTOS ECONOMICOS ASPECTOS SOCIALES ASPECTOS AMBIENTALES RECURSOS NATURALES RECURSOS ENERGETICOS CAPTURA DE CARBONO ESTUDIOS DE CASOS CLIMATE CHANGE CARBON DIOXIDE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ECONOMIC ASPECTS SOCIAL ASPECTS ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS NATURAL RESOURCES ENERGY RESOURCES CARBON SEQUESTRATION CASE STUDIES |
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Samaniego, Joseluis Schmidt, Kai-Uwe Carlino, Hernán Caratori, Luciano Carlino, Micaela Gogorza, Agustín Rodríguez Vagaría, Alfonso Vázquez Amábile, Gabriel |
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Current understanding of the potential impacts of Carbon Dioxide Removal approaches on the SDGs in selected countries in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Current understanding of the potential impacts of Carbon Dioxide Removal approaches on the SDGs in selected countries in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Current understanding of the potential impacts of Carbon Dioxide Removal approaches on the SDGs in selected countries in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Current understanding of the potential impacts of Carbon Dioxide Removal approaches on the SDGs in selected countries in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Current understanding of the potential impacts of Carbon Dioxide Removal approaches on the SDGs in selected countries in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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current understanding of the potential impacts of carbon dioxide removal approaches on the sdgs in selected countries in latin america and the caribbean |
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CAMBIO CLIMATICO ANHIDRIDO CARBONICO DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE PROTECCION AMBIENTAL ASPECTOS ECONOMICOS ASPECTOS SOCIALES ASPECTOS AMBIENTALES RECURSOS NATURALES RECURSOS ENERGETICOS CAPTURA DE CARBONO ESTUDIOS DE CASOS CLIMATE CHANGE CARBON DIOXIDE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ECONOMIC ASPECTS SOCIAL ASPECTS ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS NATURAL RESOURCES ENERGY RESOURCES CARBON SEQUESTRATION CASE STUDIES |
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The objective of this study is to identify and select four Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) approaches that may be the most relevant to the LAC region/context, and conduct, when possible, an analysis on the potential economic, social and environmental impacts (positive and/or negative) that the introduction of those CDR approaches could have, in terms of a set of key indicators: Employment; GDP (Gross Domestic Product); costs; greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions removal; and, the achievement of specific SDGs. The analysis is focused primarily in two selected LAC countries: Argentina and Colombia; however, references to the broader Latin America and Caribbean perspective and opportunities are made in a number of cases.
This analysis aims to help identify knowledge gaps and where possible formulate generic recommendations/options for consideration by governments in the region to eventually incentivize and effectively govern the incorporation of relevant CDR approaches in national climate change strategies that aim to contribute to the achievement of the SDGs, implement the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and, additionally, inform green recovery plans, when applicable. |
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