Brazil Decreases Net Emission of Pollutants to the Lowest Level Since 2012
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What is the greenhouse effect and what does it have to do with COP? Brazil's greenhouse gas emissions fell 6% in 2025 and reached the lowest level in eight years, according to data released on Tuesday (20) by the Climate Observatory. The country released in the atmosphere 2.06 billion tons of CO2 equivalent, a measure that brings together the different gases responsible for global warming. By 2024, this volume had been 2.19 billion tons.
The data were presented on Wednesday 21 by the Climate Observatory, which points to the influence of the reduction of deforestation in the result
Brasilia, Oct 21 (Latin Press) Brazil recorded last year a thousand 410 million tons of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, nine percent less than the amount of 2024 and the lowest level since 2012, spread today. The post Brazil reduces greenhouse gas emissions first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
With the result, the country also got closer to meeting its climate goal by 2025, established in the Paris Agreement The post Emissions of greenhouse gases fall 6% in Brazil with reduction of deforestation apareceu primeiro em Paraíba Já.
According to the survey of the Climate Observatory, the reduction was possible thanks to the fall of deforestation
Country registered lower value since 2012 and expectation is exceeded in 2026, driven by the fall in deforestation
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