US EditionGovernment Launch Climate Plan with R$ 27.5 Billion Budget in 2026
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The Brazilian government announced this afternoon the National Climate Change Plan, also called Climate Plan, which provides for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions between 59% and 67% by 2035. The objective is to achieve a balance between the amount of greenhouse gases emitted and removed from the atmosphere by 2050, in accordance with the objectives of the Paris Agreement.
The initiative is organised in three complementary phases: mitigation, adaptation and cross-cutting strategies for climate action
The federal government launched in Brazil this afternoon (16) the Climate Plan, a document that guides the state and society to cope with the climate crisis. The plan describes actions of mitigation and adaptation for Brazil as a low-carbon, sustainable, socio-environmental economy. Related news:The government released emergency credit for rain hits.The government raised R$ 179 bi from 2023 for ecological transition.The main objective of the pla…
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