Deadly Extratropical Cyclone Hits Brazil Amid Climate Change Concerns
A powerful extratropical cyclone swept across Brazil in December 2025, causing deaths, extensive weather warnings, and highlighting links to climate change.
A powerful extratropical cyclone swept across Brazil in December 2025, causing deaths, extensive weather warnings, and highlighting links to climate change.
A powerful extratropical cyclone swept across Brazil in December 2025, causing deaths, extensive weather warnings, and highlighting links to climate change.
Maranhão used COP30 to highlight its environmental progress, securing land rights, combating deforestation, and building global partnerships to advance climate solutions.
COP30 in Belém revealed persistent geopolitical tensions and stalled climate financing efforts despite Brazil's innovative proposals and new programs.
Brazil's Lula brought new political focus to COP30 with his fossil fuel phase-out proposal, sparking debates and paving the way for continued climate discussions through to COP31.
Start-up Stardust's solar geoengineering technology and COP30 scientific insights highlight Brazil's climate mitigation potential and challenges.
COP30 produced a key agreement to increase financial aid to developing countries but notably excluded fossil fuel phase-out, prompting mixed reactions and ongoing debates.
At COP30, Brazil showcased a major scientific publication and expert advocacy emphasizing the need for evidence-based, collaborative climate adaptation policies.
COP30 ended without agreement on fossil fuel reductions, revealing Brazil's conflicting climate actions of deforestation cuts versus rising oil exports.
Casa da Ciência hosted expert talks emphasizing the urgent effects of climate change on physical and mental health, especially in vulnerable Brazilian regions.
Brazil highlights the critical integration of scientific evidence into COP30 climate policies, while managing a minor fire incident at the conference venue.
A UN study projects Brazil could lose 33% of its GDP by 2070 due to climate change, underscoring urgent environmental and economic challenges highlighted in recent reports.
COP30 in Brazil focused on advancing ocean mapping, technology, and integrated governance to protect marine ecosystems and promote sustainable blue economies.
At COP30 in Belém, Brazil pushes forward the ambitious Belém Package, the Caminho Verde Brasil restoration program, and leads energy transition discussions while advocating marine ecosystem protection.
Brazil is actively engaging at COP 30 with extensive government media coverage and introducing innovative climate financing while highlighting geopolitical climate dynamics.
At COP30 in Belém, indigenous peoples push for greater representation and decision-making roles amid historic participation and strong climate finance commitments.
Brazil spearheads new global coalition for agricultural carbon sequestration and mediates climate negotiations at COP30 amid stalled talks.
Brazil reaffirms commitment to women’s leadership in climate policy at COP30, highlighting their critical role and launching initiatives to support female-led climate action.
At COP30 in Belém, Brazil showcased leadership in climate action by launching integrated governance frameworks, a pioneering health adaptation plan, and a global initiative to combat climate disinformation.
Brazil advances climate education with a new science hub in Belém and mobilizes thousands of students in Arapiraca during the National Science and Technology Week focused on ocean culture and climate change.
Brazil hosts two key events in November highlighting technological innovations for climate adaptation and sustainable urban development.
Brazil's Finep and Rio’s Festival da Ciência pelo Clima highlight national investments and public engagement in climate science and sustainability amid COP30 in Belém.
Belém is nearly fully prepared to host COP30 with over 160 countries attending, major infrastructure investments, and strong leadership engagement emphasizing urgent climate action.
Brazil announces R$30 million funding for climate change research in Rio Grande do Sul and hosts the 22nd National Science and Technology Week focused on climate change awareness.
President Lula convenes a major Climate Summit in Belém ahead of COP30, hosting over 70 nations to reinforce global commitments and launch a tropical forest conservation fund.
Brazil advances key environmental and social initiatives ahead of hosting COP30, focusing on Amazon preservation, climate action investment, and internationally recognized coastal sustainability.
The Trump administration declines to send representatives to Brazil’s COP30 climate conference amidst growing Latin American diplomatic collaboration.
During SNCT 2025, Brazil emphasizes climate change education through e-book launches and community-engaged events themed on oceanic culture and environmental awareness.
Ahead of COP-30 in Belém, Brazilian companies show limited investment in climate adaptation despite mounting risks, underscoring the need for increased private sector action and financing.
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.