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ar-20598	Potter, Garry; Chen, Jun Mian; Hilal, Nazar	Brazilian Dystopia: Development and Climate Change Mitigation	2013	34	.pdf	application/pdf	12353	685	51	We can see the effects of global climate change beginning to emerge in unusual weather patterns and the increased frequency of hurricanes, droughts and floods. Soil organic carbon has a potential rate of sequestration of up to 3 billion tons of carbon per year (Fairlie, 2012, p.1).Finally, it must be observed that Brazil’s cattle raising and beef export industry has expanded dramatically in recent years (see Figures 3 and 4 below) and thus is another significant Brazilian factor that is increasingly contributing to global climate change.	cache/ar-20598.pdf	txt/ar-20598.txt