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Dimencoes Humanas das Dimencoes Humanas das Mudancas Globais Ambientais: Mudancas Globais Ambientais:
Os desafios para LBAOs desafios para LBA__________________________
Human Dimensions & Global Human Dimensions & Global Environmental Change: The Environmental Change: The
challenge for LBAchallenge for LBA
Emilio F. MoranEmilio F. MoranIndiana UniversityIndiana University
What are What are “human dimensions”?“human dimensions”?
NOT JUST ANTHROPOLOGY, OR NOT JUST ANTHROPOLOGY, OR GEOGRAPHY OR SOCIOLOGY OR GEOGRAPHY OR SOCIOLOGY OR
ECONOMICS OR ECONOMICS OR ““SOCIAL SCIENCES”SOCIAL SCIENCES”
Human dimensions is a way of thinking Human dimensions is a way of thinking about how we do the science: caring to about how we do the science: caring to know what civil society thinks, what are know what civil society thinks, what are their priorities, what do they do, what their priorities, what do they do, what
do they want to know?do they want to know?
In short, how do people impact the In short, how do people impact the environment, and how does the environment, and how does the
environment impact peopleenvironment impact people
What are the reciprocal relations between What are the reciprocal relations between people and the environment?people and the environment?
One of the biggest obstacles we face One of the biggest obstacles we face is the traditional division of labor in is the traditional division of labor in doing science, where there is a lack doing science, where there is a lack
of understanding between the of understanding between the natural and the social sciences —we natural and the social sciences —we need to move towards defining the need to move towards defining the
research questions together so they research questions together so they constitute integrative questions constitute integrative questions
about human-environment about human-environment interactionsinteractions
For example, we can begin to examine how a For example, we can begin to examine how a change in the price of a commodity (e.g. cacao) change in the price of a commodity (e.g. cacao)
in the world market affects the behavior of in the world market affects the behavior of farmers (how long before farmers begin to farmers (how long before farmers begin to
increase area planted), and how this shift in increase area planted), and how this shift in land use affects biogeochemical fluxes (is the land use affects biogeochemical fluxes (is the
shift from forest to cacao, from pasture to shift from forest to cacao, from pasture to cacao, from secondary forest to cacao), and cacao, from secondary forest to cacao), and
how long after prices collapse do farmers shift how long after prices collapse do farmers shift away from it, and those impacts on the away from it, and those impacts on the
physical system and household income.physical system and household income.
We need to recognize that to do We need to recognize that to do human dimensions, we need to human dimensions, we need to
incorporate what matters to incorporate what matters to people into what we examine people into what we examine
scientifically, and that we need to scientifically, and that we need to think how to transfer knowledge think how to transfer knowledge to society, knowledge they can to society, knowledge they can
use use
We need to ask integrated We need to ask integrated questions and to invest in questions and to invest in
getting integrative answers. For getting integrative answers. For example we currently have the example we currently have the capability to observe the earth capability to observe the earth
every few days, daily with some every few days, daily with some satellites…. And even with this satellites…. And even with this
knowledge we have trouble knowledge we have trouble capturing what is happeningcapturing what is happening
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Now, just think about the Now, just think about the problem of having an problem of having an
observation of the human observation of the human population in each country only population in each country only
every ten years, through the every ten years, through the demographic census…. How do demographic census…. How do
we link daily observations to we link daily observations to decadal observations? How do decadal observations? How do
we link natural and social we link natural and social sciences?sciences?
Putting the parts togetherPutting the parts together• We need to sit together with a real interest in
surpassing our disciplinary biases, • adding respect for the way others think• try to link data • critically deal with how to sample and how to
measure• how to deal with the whole rather than only with
the parts– • this will require humility, learning a lot of different
ways to get at a problem, and to jointly choose the best approach for the question asked.
• Actually working together in the field in one of the best ways…
Grandes Desafios das Ciencias Grandes Desafios das Ciencias AmbientaisAmbientais
(NRC)(NRC)• 200 temas foram considerados• 8 desafios foram seleccionados• 4 deles para acao imediata• Sine qua non de cada desafio:
integracao das ciencias sociais e naturais
Os 8 DesafiosOs 8 Desafios• Ciclos biogeoquimicos• Diversidade Biologica e Funcionamento do
Ecossistema • Variabilidade Climatica• Sistemas Hidrologicos• Doencas Infecciosas e meio ambiente• Instituicoes e Uso de Recursos• Dinamica do Uso da Terra• Innovacoes no uso de materiais
4 desafios: Acao imediata4 desafios: Acao imediata
• #1• Diversidade Biologica e Funcionamente
dos EcossistemasAtividades: Desenho e manejo de habitats
que possam suportar uso pela biota nativa e uso humano; Impacto da perda da diversidade para a sociedade e os servicos do ecossistema
#2#2
Previsao dos Sistemas Hidrologicos:Atividades: estudo das consequencias
das mudancas nos regimes hidrologicos; estudos das atividades que afetam os sistemas aquaticos
#3#3
• Doencas Infecciosas e Meio Ambiente Atividades: estudos sinteticos e evolutivos das
doencas infecciosas que afetam saude humana, e da flora e fauna; desenvolvimento de uma nova area interdisciplinar com enfoque nos efeitos das interacoes ecologicas sobre a selecao de agentes patogenicos e sua virulencia.
# 4 # 4
• Dynamica do Uso da TerraAtividades: estudos espacialmente explicitos
sobre as mudancas no uso da terra e na cobertura terrestre, as consequencias destas mudancas. Novas formas de simulacao dinamica e espacial.
Avancando na area de Avancando na area de dimensoes humanasdimensoes humanas
Estudos a nivel regionalPapel de Centros de Pesquisa IntegradaCrescer o treinamento em pesquisa
interdisciplinarDa disciplinaridade para a pesquisa
integrada e interdisciplinarGarantindo que a Ciencia beneficia os
varios setores da sociedade, e nao so um
SCIENCE PLANNING SCIENCE PLANNING for the new for the new
Global Land ProjectGlobal Land ProjectIGBP and IHDPIGBP and IHDP
CO-CHAIRS:CO-CHAIRS:Dennis OjimaDennis OjimaEmilio Moran Emilio Moran
The Global LAND ProjectCo-chairs:
Emilio Moran and Dennis Ojima
HERITAGE OF HERITAGE OF LANDLAND
GCTE AND LUCCGCTE AND LUCC
GCTE Global Change and Terrestrial Ecosystems [gcte.org]
Global Change Effect s on Vegetation and Disturbance Regimes
Global Change, Agroecological Processes and Production Systems
Contemporary and Future Terrestrial Carbon Sources and Sinks
Changing Biodiversity and itsConsequences on Ecosystem Functioning
Land Use and Cover Change (LUCC)• Focus one: Comparative Case Studies
• Focus 2:Observations of Land Use/Cover Change
• Focus 3: Integrative Assessment and Modeling
GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
•INSTITUTIONS(formal and informal)
•POLICY(Incentives,Conservation,Land tenure)
•Culture(Perception, values,Ethics)
•ECONOMY(valuation, cost-benefit)
•DEMOGRAPHY(Number, gender,Consumption, age)
•BioGeochemistry(soil fertility,OM levels,Fluxes)
•BioDiversity(Species, community,Landscape,Genetic,Functional)
•BioPhysics(albedo, Energy exchange,Structure)
LAN
D U
SE
GCTELUCC
OriginsOrigins
• IGBP I , IHDP, WCRP, DIVERSITAS• GCTE, LUCC, BAHC, IGAC and
PAGES, and contributions of many more
• “Terrestrial Futures” meeting• Assessment Community (e.g., IPCC, MEA,
etc.)
OBJETIVO OBJETIVO dodo
Global Land ProjectGlobal Land Project
IDENTIFICAR, E AVALIAR AS MUDANCAS NO SISTEMA HUMANO-AMBIENTAL E OS THRESHOLDS DE VULNERABILIDADE EM VARIAS ESCALAS: LOCAL, REGIONAL E GLOBAL
Drivers and Dynamics
Goods and Services
Vulnerabilidade
Thematic approaches:
Tema 1: Drivers and DynamicsTema 1: Drivers and Dynamics(Exemplos de Atividades)(Exemplos de Atividades)
• Mudancas no ciclo de Nitrogenio• Interacoes entre as mudancas climaticas e as
mudancas criadas pela populacao humana• Mudancas no uso da terra e o resultado em
movimentos de gases, aerosoles, e sedimentos• Mudancas na frequencia e magnitude de fogo
com as mudancas globais• Mudancas historicas no estoques de carbono
Tema 2: Goods and ServicesTema 2: Goods and Services(Exemplos de Atividades)(Exemplos de Atividades)
• Impacto e feedbacks da agricultura• Multiple Estresses multiples e a
capacidade e resiliencia dos sistemas terrestres em estocar o carbono
• Como os sistemas biofisicos e humanos interagem para afetar a vulnerabilidade dos sistemas complexos?
Tema 3: VulnerabilidadeTema 3: Vulnerabilidade(Exemplos de Atividades)(Exemplos de Atividades)
• As diferencas em escala das vulnerabilidades dos sistemas naturais e humanos
• Dinamicas da paisagem urbano• Mudancas na distribuicao da
biodiversidade em sistemas dominados pela acao humana e as consequencias para a vulnerabilidade destes sistemas
The Earth System
Eco
syst
em S
ervi
ces
Integrative Analysisand Modeling
T3.1 Emergent Properties & ThresholdsT3.2 Vulnerability-SustainabilityT3.3 Effective governanceT3.4 Data and models
T1: Causes and Nature of Land System ChangeT2: Consequences of Land System ChangeT3: Integrative Analysis and Modeling
Dec
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Environment Sub-System [Ecosystem]• BGC• Biodiversity• Biophysical properties•Water•Soils•NPP and Yields•Pest and Diseases•Pollinators•Herbivores
Human Sub-System• Agent heterogeneity• Institutions• Markets & infrastructure• Population•Culture and knowledge systems•Environmental histories•Technology
T1.1
T1.2
T2.4
T2.3
T1.3
Land Use & Management
Coupled Land System
Disturbance
T2.1T2.2
Trade-offs in multi-use landscapesTrade-offs in multi-use landscapes
extensive intensive
urbanprotectedIntendedhigh food production
Unintendedwater and air pollution,biodiversity lossIntended
nature conservation,recreation
Unintendedchanged fire regime
• Trade-offs• within individual land use types
• spatial arrangement and connections• across land use types• spatial and temporal scales
Glo
b al a
ndre
gion
a l c
o nte
x tRegionaltrade-offs
Foley et al. 2003
Effects of climate-induced land Effects of climate-induced land cover change on surface cover change on surface
properties of transition zonesproperties of transition zones
Spread of Population Over Spread of Population Over Indiana 1810-1880Indiana 1810-1880
ForestWetlandPrairieWaterRow CropPasture/GrasslandUrban
Landcover Circa 1820 (Lindsey)
Landcover 1992 (Indiana GAP Analysis)
Landcover has Changed from Primarily Forest to Primarily Agriculture
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
1800 1820 1840 1860 1880 1900 1920 1940 1960 1980 2000
Year
Perc
ent F
ores
t in
Indi
ana
Indiana has Experienced Massive Indiana has Experienced Massive Deforestation in the 1800s Followed Deforestation in the 1800s Followed
by Reforestation in this Centuryby Reforestation in this Century
Primary Forest
Secondary Forest
IHDP Global Change and Human Security Core Project
Aids is not just a direct killer but a major contributor to famine, according to aid agencies. Some countries are expected to lose a quarter of their agricultural workforce to Aids by 2020. Early deaths deprive new generations of vital knowledge about farming methods, while food consumption in families hit by HIV/Aids drops by up to 40%.
O impacto da globalizacao O impacto da globalizacao economicaeconomica
• Perda da autonomia das pessoas, no primeiro e no terceiro mundo
• Acordos mercantis regionais resultam na imposicao de estrategias que danificam o ambiente
• Esforcos dos cidadaos limitados a escolher entre alternativas parecidas, e nao questionar o conceito mesmo
• Nao e facil questionar o processo
Interstate 69“The NAFTA Corridor”
Connection to the Connection to the International Human International Human
Dimensions Programme Dimensions Programme (IHDP)(IHDP)
Comparison of Land Use SystemsComparison of Land Use SystemsInstitutionsInstitutions
Biodiversity and ConservationBiodiversity and ConservationVulnerability and SustainabilityVulnerability and Sustainability
Population and EnvironmentPopulation and Environment
Declining Age-Specific FertilityDeclining Age-Specific Fertility
Age-Specific Fertility Rates by Birth Cohort, Altamira
0
0.05
0.1
0.15
0.2
0.25
0.3
0.35
0.4
0.45
0.5
15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49
1930-19341935-19391940-19441945-19491950-19541955-19591960-19641965-19691970-1974
Source: Authors’ estimates from 1998 survey data
Age-Specific Fertility Rates by Birth Cohort, Santarem
0
0.05
0.1
0.15
0.2
0.25
0.3
0.35
0.4
0.45
15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49
1930-19391940-19491950-19591960-19691970-19791980-1989
Source: Authors’ estimates from 2003 survey data
Dimensoes Humanas no LBADimensoes Humanas no LBA
Levantamento bibliografico Levantamento bibliografico revelourevelou
na decada dos 90 na decada dos 90 97 livros, 87 monografias,97 livros, 87 monografias,120 teses e disertacoes120 teses e disertacoes
e grande numero de artigos e e grande numero de artigos e capituloscapitulos
Temas principais tratados:Temas principais tratados:
Populacao e DesenvolvimentoPopulacao e DesenvolvimentoPopulacoes IndigenasPopulacoes IndigenasMigracao e DemografiaMigracao e Demografia
Politicas Publicas para AmazoniaPoliticas Publicas para AmazoniaAtividades agropecuariasAtividades agropecuarias
Economia Politica e Credito RuralEconomia Politica e Credito RuralSistemas Urbanos e IndustriaisSistemas Urbanos e Industriais
AgronegociosAgronegociosEducacao e SaudeEducacao e Saude
What is lacking?What is lacking?
Lack of syntheses at regional Lack of syntheses at regional scale on major themes of HDscale on major themes of HD
Evans, T.P., et al. 2001 Ecological Modelling 143:95-113
S c e n a r i o 1 L a n d U s e F r e q u e n c i e s ( L a n d s c a p e V e r s i o n )
0
2 0 0
4 0 0
6 0 0
8 0 0
1 0 0 0
1 2 0 0
1 4 0 0
1 6 0 0
0 5 1 0 1 5 2 0 2 5 3 0 3 5 4 0
T i m e
Num
ber o
f Hec
tares
R i c e B e a n s M a i z e
M a n i o c C a c a o B l a c k P e p p e r
P a s t u r e ( n o c a t t l e ) P a s t u r e ( w i t h c a t t l e )
L a n d u s e f r e q u e n c i e s f o r s c e n a r i o 1 u s i n g t h e l a n d s c a p e v e r s i o n o f L U C I T A
S c e n a r i o 1 L a n d U s e F r e q u e n c i e s ( L a n d s c a p e V e r s i o n )
0
2 0 0
4 0 0
6 0 0
8 0 0
1 0 0 0
1 2 0 0
0 5 1 0 1 5 2 0 2 5 3 0 3 5 4 0
T i m e
Num
ber o
f Hec
tares
R i c e B e a n s M a i z e
M a n i o c C a c a o B l a c k P e p p e r
P a s t u r e ( n o c a t t l e ) P a s t u r e ( w i t h c a t t l e )
L a n d u s e f r e q u e n c i e s f o r s c e n a r i o 2 u s i n g t h e l a n d s c a p e v e r s i o n o f L U C I T A
K. Lim, et al. In press
T = 1
t = 1 0
t = 2 0
t = 3 0
t = 4 0
S n a p s h o t s o f s c e n a r i o 1 s i m u l a t i o n u s i n g 1 - h o u s e h o l d v e r s i o n o f
L U C I T A .
t = 1
t = 1 0
t = 2 0
t = 3 0
t = 4 0
S n a p s h o t s o f s c e n a r i o 2 s i m u l a t i o n u s i n g 1 - h o u s e h o l d v e r s i o n o f
L U C I T A .
L e g e n d K e y f o r F i g u r e x a n d F i g u r e x . ( B l a c k s q u a r e i s a h o u s e )
K. Lim, et al. In press
Índice de Chuvas em Santarém (Anos de 1980-2000)
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100
200
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400
500
600
700
800
900
1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Ano
Prec
ipita
cao
(mm
)
1972-73 1977-78
Chuvas em Santarém Anos de 1980-2000Chuvas em Santarém Anos de 1980-2000e Anos de El Ninoe Anos de El Nino
Anos de seca mais lembrados
Anos de El Nino
Efeitos de um Ano Seco
0
25
50
75
100
125
150
175
200
225
250
Pasto Seco Atraso noPlantio
Diminuiçãode Colheita
Aumento daÁrea
Suscetível aoFogo
Fogo Invade aPropriedadedo Vizinho
Fogo Entrana sua Área
Problemas deRespiração
Acidentes deTrânsito
Afeta aCapoeira
Afeta o Gado PerdasEconômicas
Tamanho da Amostra= 442 (Multiplas RespostasPermitidas)
Efeitos de um Ano SecoEfeitos de um Ano Seco
Ocorrencia de incendio acidental em Santarem e Altamira2001 e 2002
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
Altamira Santarem
Ano
Oco
rren
cia
de fo
go a
cide
ntal
What do the local people think?What do the local people think?
• In some locations, they are mobilizing: concerned with what they recognize are changes in local patterns of precipitation
• In the two regions, i.e. Altamira and Santarem, they comment that the rainy season now commonly starts two months later than it did just 25 years ago
• In Santarem, the vulnerability is even greater during ENSO events, when drought increases the vulnerability of forests to burn
• They understand there must be a connection between forest cover and precipitation– and want to create a large protected area to ensure adequate precipitation for their agriculture
What is needed?What is needed?
Invest in syntheses of knowledge already availableInvest in syntheses of knowledge already availableConnecting syntheses to major themes of HDConnecting syntheses to major themes of HDCreate a database of researchers to facilitate Create a database of researchers to facilitate
creation of networkscreation of networksIdentify an agenda for what should be addressed Identify an agenda for what should be addressed
next as priorities in research on HDnext as priorities in research on HDFocus on underlying factors: intra-regional Focus on underlying factors: intra-regional
migration processes and public policies that affect migration processes and public policies that affect human-environment dynamics (particularly human-environment dynamics (particularly
infrastructure, environmental management, and infrastructure, environmental management, and zoning)zoning)
New approaches are needed to link science to New approaches are needed to link science to society:society:
engaging stakeholders in defining what they need engaging stakeholders in defining what they need to know to solve environmental problems and have to know to solve environmental problems and have
science deliver the tools and information.science deliver the tools and information.
Finding common ground and working together as Finding common ground and working together as scientists in the service of civil societyscientists in the service of civil society
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