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Juliana Porsani

Assistant Professor

Publications

2026

Bartira S Fortes, Jocimar Da Concei莽茫o-Carvalho, M谩rcia F. de Camargo, Juliana Porsani (2026) Murmullos desde abajo: Turismo comunitario y (otras) iniciativas de econom铆as聽alternativas ecuatorianas en perspectiva (Chapter in book)
Rickard Lalander, Juliana Porsani, Magnus Lembke, Kari Lehtil盲 (2026) All That Glitters Is Not Garbage: Adventures In Rubbish Theory, p. 95-127 (Chapter in book)
Juliana Porsani, Bartira S. Fortes, Tatiana Sokolova, M谩rcia Camargo, Suzane Lima Costa (2026) Environmental Science and Policy, Vol. 179, Article 104377 (Article in journal)

2025

Bj枚rn-Ola Linn茅r, Juliana Porsani, Bwalya Chibwe, Alva Linn茅r, Carlo Navarra, Maria Jernn盲s, Marie Francisco, Tina Schmid Neset, Alexandre Antonelli, Victoria Wibeck (2025) Plants, People, Planet (Article in journal)

2024

Juliana Porsani, Rickard Lalander, Kari Lehtil盲, Jocimar Da Concei莽茫o-Carvalho, Juari Braz-Bomfim (2024) Revista iberoamericana de estudios de desarrollo / Iberoamerican Journal of Development Studies, Vol. 13, p. 26-47 (Article in journal)

Research

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Carbon Farm: Farming carbon to meet European climate goals

The EU鈥檚 new framework for carbon removals is shaping a growing market where forestry becomes key to Europe鈥檚 climate transition. This project explores how this market is taking form and what opportunities and challenges it creates for forest owners.
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Transformational Adaptation

The growing impacts of climate change highlight the urgency of adaptation. This project examines how the concept of transformational adaptation influences international climate negotiations and explores its potential benefits and challenges.

News

Researchers in front of a tree in a forest

LiU researchers explore sustainable forest management in the Amazon

Can climate action go hand in hand with the needs of local Amazonian communities? A research team from 一本道 University is investigating this question through interdisciplinary work with communities in the Mamirauá Reserve, Brazil.