Brazil Faces Crucial Reforms to Unlock Climate Financing Ahead of COP30
As host of COP30, Brazil must address systemic financial challenges and implement reforms to unlock climate investments and meet its environmental goals.
As host of COP30, Brazil must address systemic financial challenges and implement reforms to unlock climate investments and meet its environmental goals.
As host of COP30, Brazil must address systemic financial challenges and implement reforms to unlock climate investments and meet its environmental goals.
Brazil's Senate committee has approved a comprehensive policy to promote domestic processing and industrialization of critical and strategic minerals, ensuring sustainable supply and industrial growth.
The Brazilian Senate's Commission on Economic Affairs is progressing discussions on a national critical minerals policy, aiming to secure supply chains crucial for energy transition amidst global strategic interest.
Following COP30, Brazil's government orders a 60-day deadline to draft an energy transition proposal focused on reducing fossil fuel dependency and establishing new climate financing frameworks.
Brazil has implemented a State Patient Safety Policy in Piauí alongside a federal project law to regulate soil and agricultural safety following floods, advancing public health and environmental protection.
Pará participates in a national REDD+ safeguards workshop, while Curitiba's City Council requests more information on a local carbon credit market policy.
Brazil's Senate Environment Commission votes to suspend a decree allowing destruction of protected caves, emphasizing constitutional preservation of natural heritage.
Maranhão used COP30 to highlight its environmental progress, securing land rights, combating deforestation, and building global partnerships to advance climate solutions.
Brazil's National Congress has overturned most of President Lula's vetoes on the Environmental Licensing Law, sparking widespread criticism from environmentalists and government officials amid concerns over weakening protections.
Brazil's National Congress overturned key environmental vetoes, exposing deepening conflicts between the legislative and executive branches and concerns over judicial intervention.
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.
At COP30, Brazil showcased a major scientific publication and expert advocacy emphasizing the need for evidence-based, collaborative climate adaptation policies.
Brazil highlights the critical integration of scientific evidence into COP30 climate policies, while managing a minor fire incident at the conference venue.
Brazil emphasized its sustainable agricultural practices and food security commitment during COP30 through panels, discussions, and farm visits.
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.
Brazil enhances social and environmental sustainability through entrepreneurship, biomass energy, and blue economy innovation, spotlighted at COP30.
Researchers and innovators of COP30 showcase technological advances for Amazon sustainability and carbon emissions cutbacks, emphasizing rapid action and community integration.
COP30 highlighted small businesses as vital to Brazil’s green economy transition, amidst critiques of government policy contradictions and environmental concerns.
Natura deepens its sustainability commitment with ambitious climate targets, Amazon-focused innovations, and ethical business practices ahead of COP30.
The 11th Congresso Mineiro de Vereadores spotlighted women's political influence, urban sustainability plans, and technology's role in municipal governance in Minas Gerais.
COP30 in Belém spotlights Brazil's efforts to integrate environmental preservation with economic development through strategic climate actions and extensive social participation.
Brazil inaugurates an eco-conscious cultural and tourist program in Belém to enhance COP30's environmental and cultural impact, featuring sustainable tours and extensive global climate discussions.
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.
Ahead of COP30 in Belém, Brazil faces criticism over plans to reduce protections in the Amazon's Terra Nossa settlement amid alarming climate data showing rising temperatures and deforestation.
Prince William's first official visit to Rio de Janeiro emphasizes environmental activism and cultural engagement ahead of the COP30 climate summit.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Brazil showcases a wide range of cultural, scientific, and environmental events across multiple cities to engage the public with science and sustainability.
José Goldemberg and Times | CNBC highlight sustainability as a strategic business focus for Brazil amid climate financing challenges and upcoming international forums.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Brazil emphasized ocean culture and climate change solutions, engaging over 100,000 visitors nationwide with interactive events and government-backed initiatives.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Brazil demonstrated youth-led scientific innovation and environmental sustainability through projects, cultural events, and educational initiatives under the theme 'Planet Water.'
Brazil's National Policy for Critical Minerals faces political disagreements even as a new advisory council is established to guide strategic mineral policy development.
The Brazilian government is considering legal action if Congress overturns vetoes on the environmental licensing law, highlighting tensions in legislative-executive environmental policy.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Bauru from October 21-24 will promote ocean culture and climate change awareness with free public events across several municipalities.
Brazil's Ministry of Science announces R$ 33.5 million funding through the Pró-Amazônia Program to support 74 environmental research projects across the Amazon basin.
Minas Gerais Legislative Assembly to debate Bill 2.378/2024 promoting sustainable fashion practices and reducing textile waste in the state.
At a high-level climate dialogue, Brazil announces a $1 billion fund for tropical forest preservation.
Brazil showcases vibrant sustainability initiatives in September 2025 with major events and discussions.
Brazilian lawmakers have approved a new policy aimed at combating food waste.