Conference Title: Reorganization of biophysical flows as an adaptive response to climate change: Analysis of a Dairy Cattle System in São Lourenço do Sul, RS, Brazil [abstract]

 

Angie Tatiana Ramos Perdomo is Colombian and holds a degree in Agricultural Business Administration from Universidad Santo Tomás. She is currently a master's student in the Graduate Program in Territorial Development and Agroindustrial Systems at the Federal University of Pelotas. As daughter of rural producers, her academic and professional background is closely connected to rural contexts, agrifood systems, and sustainability in agricultural production.

 

She currently conducts research in the field of Emergy Synthesis, focusing on the biophysical and environmental assessment of crop-livestock integration systems in the Pampa Biome. Her research aims to contribute to a better understanding of the natural and economic resource flows involved in productive systems, as well as to the analysis of their efficiency and sustainability. She is also part of an interdisciplinary research group on Emergy Synthesis (Emgroup), which promotes dialogue across different fields of knowledge.