Natascha Trennepohl is a Brazilian Lawyer and PhD Candidate at Humboldt University, Berlin. Her research focuses on the legal framework of the carbon market and the climate governance in Brazil and Germany. She is member of the commission that regulates the voluntary carbon market in Brazil. She worked as a lecturer and has published books and articles on environmental and social issues. She studied in Brazil and obtained her MA in Environmental Law at the Federal University of Santa Catarina - UFSC, and her BA in Law at the Federal University of Alagoas - UFAL. E-mail: natdt[at]hotmail.com.
Recent Publications:
Books
- Trennepohl, Natascha (2010): Manual de Direito Ambiental. [Environmental Law Handbook] Rio de Janeiro: Impetus, Brazil.
- Trennepohl, Natascha (2010): Audiobook. Tudo o que você precisa ouvir sobre Direito Ambiental e sustentabilidade. [All you Need to Hear about Environmental Law and Sustainability]. São Paulo: Saraiva, Brazil.
- Trennepohl, Natascha; Trennepohl, Terence (2008): Questões comentadas de Direito Ambiental [Questions and Answers on Environmental Law] Salvador: Juspodivm, Brazil.
- Trennepohl, Natascha (2007): Seguro Ambiental [Environmental Liability Insurance] Salvador: Juspodivm, Brazil.
Articles
- Trennepohl, Natascha. Brazil’s Policy on Climate Change: Recent legislation and Challenges to Implementation. In: Mehling, Michael (Ed.). Carbon and Climate Law Review, CCLR 3/2010. Berlin: Lexxion. 271-277.
- Trennepohl, Natascha (2010). Climate Change in Brazil: The impacts of Different Actors on the Creation of the National Policy. In: Endlicher, Wilfried; Gerstengarbe, Friedrich-Wilhelm (Eds.). Continents under Climate Change. Nova Acta Leopoldina, Band 112, N. 384, 275-280.
- Trennepohl, Natascha (2010). Climate Change: The Challenges to the National Policy Implementation. In: Revista Neomondo, São Paulo, Ano 3, N. 34, (May), 68-69.
- Trennepohl, N. (2010). A Sustainable Amazon: The Commitment to maintain the Forest standing. In: Revista Neomondo, São Paulo, Ano 3, N. 33, (April), 44-45.
