The seminar “A regional view on climate action and carbon removal in Latin America” is hosted by InSIS with the support of the partnership of the University of Oxford Latin American Centre, the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and ClimateWorks. The event will allow participants to discuss a regional perspective on the current situation regarding climate policy, enhancing carbon sinks, and developing new approaches for removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). The event is hosted as part of the project GGR: Governance and Standards for Carbon Neutrality (GASCON).
https://www.insis.ox.ac.uk/event/regional-view-climate-action-and-carbon...
Agenda (Full details here)
2:00pm Open
2:10pm Regional perspectives
3:50pm Break
4:00pm National cases
5:40pm Wrap-up
Presentations
Overview of policies and commercialisation mechanisms to support negative emissions
Dr Conor Hickey, University of Oxford
Taking Stock of Carbon Dioxide Removal Governance in Emerging Economies: Developments in Brazil, China, India and Russia
Mr Felix Schenuit, SwP Berlin
Greenhouse gas removal in Latin America
Mr Hernán Carlino, Torcuato Di Tella Foundation
Carbon removal context and motivations: an institutional comparison of GGR deployment in Brazil, Chile and Mexico
Dr Jose Maria Valenzuela & Dr Javier Lezaun, University of Oxford
Technologies for carbon neutrality in Chile
Dr Tomas Ariztía, Universidad Diego Portales & Dr Sebastián Ureta, Universidad Alberto Urtado
The lack of ambition in Brazil's NDC
Dr Aline Soterroni, University of Oxford
The agricultural sector potential and limitations for Brazilian climate ambition
Dr Heloísa Tozato, IEA/EACH - São Paulo University (USP) &
Dr Guilherme Costa, ESPM Social and Environmental Development Centre
Registration is required: please register here via Eventbrite