NetZero Brazil - MASS report
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Artaxo, Paulo1, 2
- Alencar, Ane3
- Azevedo, Tasso4, 5
- Coluna, Iris6
- Camuri, Paulo7
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Nakao Cavaliero, Carla Kazue8, 9
- Johnson, Justin Andrew10
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Köberle, Alexandre C.11, 12
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Larson, Eric
- Tsai, David Shiling13
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Henrique Rufino, Caio9
- Wasserstein, Breno14
- Barbosa, Elisabeti de Fatima Teixeira14
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Husadel Poyer, Felipe
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Jannuzzi, Gilberto
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Bajay, Sergio Valdir
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Dourado Maia Gomes, Rodolfo15
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Glyniadakis, Sofia
- Silva, Felipe Barcellos e13
- Sousa, Helen Cristina13
- Graces, Ingrid13
- Kong, Eddie16
- Abdelkader, Youssef16
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Conde Santos Borba, Paula17
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Tamburini, Rachel9
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Walter, Arnaldo18
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Huamani, Marlon9
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Chaves Reis, Mariana
- Barbosa, Paulo14
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de Carvalho Neiva Pinheiro, Vinícius9
- Silva, Ezequiel Aquino da14
- Luo, Hongxi16
- Chinitz-Mital, Jason16
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MOON, JOON16
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Bonaldo, Luca
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Postma, Tom
- Oliveira, Sofia Lasmar Lima7
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Zimbres, Barbara19
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Costa, Wanderson
- Kula, Elizabeth10
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Soterroni, Aline20, 21
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Colesanti Senni, Chiara22
- Sanches, Gustavo6
- Viana, José Ricardo23
- Cunha, Marcelo14
- Dias, Igor Lucas Rodrigus14
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Silva Brito, Kalyne24
- Oliveira, Sergio23
- Soares, Thiago23
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Jenkins, Jesse16
- 1. Center for Amazonian Sustainability - USP
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Universidade de São Paulo
- 3. IPAM
- 4. MapBiomas
- 5. Princeton University Brazil Lab
- 6. ICLEI
- 7. Imaflora
- 8. University of Campinas
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP)
- 10. University of Minnesota
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Instituto Dom Luiz
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Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
- 13. IEMA
- 14. UNICAMP
- 15. International Energy Initiative - IEI Brasil
- 16. Princeton University
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Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais
- 18. Universidade Estadual de Campinas
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Instituto de Pesquisa Ambiental da Amazônia
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University of Oxford
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International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
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University of Zurich
- 23. Ecostage
- 24. Brazilian Electric Sector Study Group (GESEL/UFRJ)
Description
What is NetZero Brazil?
NetZero Brazil is a network of more than a dozen institutions that has worked collaboratively to develop an integrated computational modeling infrastructure that connects open-source, science-based, high-resolution energy demand and supply, agriculture, forestry, and other land use (AFOLU), waste, and socio-economic models to enable simultaneous representation of the transformations needed across these sectors for Brazil to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by mid-century.
The NetZero Brazil Network has implemented the modeling infrastructure in a digital platform that allows users themselves to build new scenarios and analyze results interactively.
This Zenodo community brings together the project’s reports, methodological documentation, datasets, and model inputs. This material is made available to promote transparency, reproducibility, collaboration, and the continued development of open knowledge on sustainable development pathways for Brazil.
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2026-09