Brazil's 22nd National Science and Technology Week focuses on water and climate change themes across multiple states, featuring student projects, scientific presentations, and new state initiatives.
Brazil's 22nd National Science and Technology Week spotlights ocean culture and climate change through nationwide events and educational programs.
Quilombolas launch a comprehensive climate policy proposal demanding recognition and funding, while Brazil advances legislation promoting traditional foods in school meals to support food sovereignty.
Ahead of COP30 in Brazil, Breno Bringel warns that climate solutions risk perpetuating green colonialism, calling for justice-focused alternatives over corporate interests.
Brazil's 2025 National Science and Technology Week focuses on ocean culture's role in climate change through diverse regional events and educational activities.
Paraná Faz Ciência 2025 in Guarapuava highlights Brazil's scientific and technological innovations addressing climate change and sustainability, alongside community-based SDG initiatives in the Federal District.
Brazilian events promote youth involvement in science and technology with a focus on climate issues and gender equality.
At a high-level climate dialogue, Brazil announces a $1 billion fund for tropical forest preservation.
Brazilian leaders engage at the UN to champion climate justice and gender equality.