The Brazilian plan to face the climate crisis
With the end of the Brazilian diplomacy's term leading the COP30, the UN climate conference, Brazil has prepared a manual with suggestions for the world to curb global warming. On the eve of COP31, which will take place in Turkey starting next week, Brazil presented today two international roadmaps to accelerate the implementation of climate commitments: one to promote the transition to…
The Brazilian government has released a manual with suggestions for the world to slow down global warming, ahead of COP31 in Turkey. The manual includes two international roadmaps to accelerate the implementation of climate commitments: one to promote a transition away from fossil fuels and another to halt and reverse deforestation by 2030.
The roadmaps, led by André Corrêa do Lago and Ana Toni, aim to turn international agreements into public policies, investments, and measurable results. The documents were built in collaboration with 247 contributions from 115 countries and provide a voluntary tool for countries to assess their dependence on fossil fuels and plan their transition.
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