The Amazon Under Threat: The Urgency of COP30 in Brazil
COP30 highlights Brazil's climate leadership amid fossil fuel lobbying and calls for $1.3 trillion in adaptation funding over the next decade, experts say.
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Brazil hopes for a significant upturn in tourism in the Amazon region from COP 30. Climate researchers, on the other hand, hope to see an end to oil production in the Latin American country.
The Amazon Under Threat: The Urgency of COP30 in Brazil
Amid a global climate emergency and growing denialism, Brazil is preparing to host the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) in Belém, in the Amazon, this month. The challenge is colossal: to transform empty promises into concrete actions to save a planet that has already temporarily exceeded the 1.5°C warming limit set by the Paris Agreement a decade ago. The choice of Belém is no accident. It is an urgent call to action in one of the world’s …
What is COP and why is this year’s meeting in Brazil so important?
From 10-21 November, world leaders, scientists, activists, negotiators, diplomats, Indigenous Peoples and other affected communities will gather in Belém, Brazil for COP30, the annual UN climate conference. COP30 arrives at a critical moment. It’s the first conference since the news that the world passed the 1.5°C threshold of heating above pre-industrial levels, a limit long considered vital to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. This mi…
COP FLOP: Morano to Brazil for UN’s Clear-Cut30 Climate fest as 100k Amazon trees felled for summit — Gates Retreats from Alarmism – Dr. Rich SwierClick to open the search input fieldScroll to top
Morano Note: I will be heading to Belém, Brazil, from November 6 to November 16 for the UN’s COP30 (also known as Clear-Cut30) to provide on-the-ground coverage as a fully UN-credentialed observer. I will be self-declaring myself part of the ‘unofficial’ U.S. delegation. I will be reporting on the reaction to Bill Gates’ transformation into a climate skeptic, the clear-cutting of thousands of acres of the Amazon rainforest & will be urging the Tr
On the eve of COP30, Brazilian news has been flooded with optimistic headlines: "Deforestation in the Amazon reaches its lowest level in a decade," "Brazil leads the green transition," "New era of sustainability." But a look at the scientific data reveals that the narrative doesn't hold up. According to INPE, deforestation in the Legal Amazon between August 2023 and July 2024 was 6,288 km², a 30% decrease compared to the previous year. This seem…
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