US EditionBrazil Global R & D Funding Plan to COP30
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78 climate civil society organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean delivered a letter to the presidency of COP30, led by Brazil, in which they put forward their proposals to strengthen the implementation of the Paris Agreement. Organizations such as DeJusticia, Christian Aid, Climate Action Network, WWF Latin America and Caribbean and the Observatorio do Clima, seek to influence the preparation of the Summit to be held in November in Belé…
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