Brazil's Soy Moratorium

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Authored by Gibbs, H.K.,Rausch, L.,Munger, J.,Schelly, I.,Morton, D.C.,Noojipady, P.,Soares-Filho, B.,Barreto, P.,Micol, L.,Walker, N.F.,Rausch, L. ,Munger, J. ,Schelly, I. ,Noojipady, P. ,Soares-Filho, B. ,Barreto, P. ,Micol, L.

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The article reviews the impacts of Brazil’s Soy Moratorium on both Amazon and Cerrado biomes and argues why stronger governance is needed to ensure the approach has long-lasting impacts.

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Brazil's Soy Moratorium

Empirical study

Journal article

Published 2015 by American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Authored by Gibbs, H.K., Rausch, L. , Munger, J. , Schelly, I. , Morton, D.C., Noojipady, P. , Soares-Filho, B. , Barreto, P. , Micol, L. , Walker, N.F., Rausch, L., Munger, J., Schelly, I., Noojipady, P., Soares-Filho, B., Barreto, P. and Micol, L.

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