02496nam a22002654a 4500001001000000003000800010005001700018008004000035035002400075040003700099041001300136082001400149240013000163245019300293250001500486260011200501300003100613500013700644500003600781504002500817520127600842650002802118650001702146710006702163000225812BR-RjBN20230808120330.0090720s2004 dfba 000 0 eng a2009072010444178med aBR-RjBNbporcBR-ReIFEdBR-ReIFE1 aenghpor04a551.622200aComunicação nacional inicial do Brasil à Convenção-Quadro das Nações Unidas Sobre Mudança do Clima.lInglês00aBrazil's initial national communication to The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change /cMinistry of Science and Technology, General Coordination on Global Climate Change. - a1. impr. - aBrasília, DF :bMinistry of Science and Technology, General Coordination on Global Climate Change,c2004. a271p. :bil. col. ;c30cm. aTradução de: Comunicação nacional inicial do Brasil à Convenção-Quadro das Nações Unidas Sobre Mudança do Clima. aAcompanhado de CD-ROM em bolso. aInclui bibliografia.3 aThe Initial National Communication is proof of the importance Brazil gives to the commitments made by the country under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Despite the scientific complexity of global warming related issues, the lack of awareness of the subject, the existence of development projects with a higher priority, the lack of material available in Portuguese on the subject and mostly the lack of data in the country, Brazil devoted a considerable effort to developing this complex and pioneering document. This work is divided into three parts. The first presents an overview of national circumstances and complexities of this country of continental dimensions, as well as its development priorities. The second provides the consolidated data of the first Brazilian greenhouse gas inventory, regarding the period of 1990 to 1994. This inventory is the result of the consolidation of 15 sectoral reports referring to the following sectors: energy, industry, forestry, agriculture, and waste, and it also provides additional information from various participating institutions. Finally, the third part describes the steps envisaged or already taken in Brazil that directly or indirectly contribute to achieving the Convention's objectives.04aMudanças climáticas04aClimatologia2 aBrasil.bCoordenação-Geral de Mudanças Globais de Clima.