Opinion
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COP-30: Brazil needs to get real
The conference is not a meeting on tourism or business, nor is it a political campaign; it is the last chance to get the planet – and the country – off a course toward collapse and make climate agreements credible again
Opinion
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COP-30: Brazil needs to get real
The conference is not a meeting on tourism or business, nor is it a political campaign; it is the last chance to get the planet – and the country – off a course toward collapse and make climate agreements credible again
Degrowth: When to pull the emergency brake on world economy
Post-extractivist and eco-socialist thinkers want to halt the capitalist pursuit of infinite expansion as the best way to avoid a socio-environmental crash
The climate COP hands the future of the planet to the market
With a paltry promise of funds to the poorest nations, the conference in Baku approved of carbon trading as the main alternative, failed to advance against fossil fuels, and is leaving it to Belém to make the polluters pay
COP-29: Agribusiness bristles at central role in Brazil’s climate goals
The industry is hollowing out promises of zero deforestation and is trying to rein in the ambitions of the Climate Plan that will determine the role agriculture will play in cutting the country's emissions
Agro leva bônus sem ônus na lei que cria mercado de carbono regulado no Brasil
Última versão da proposta para reduzir as emissões de grandes empresas poluidoras garante privilégios para a atividade responsável pela maior parte das emissões de gases do efeito estufa no Brasil
‘An ecological civilization will have to be socialist’
A critic of the consumption of resources that produce no common good, such as military spending and advertising, Canadian activist Ian Angus wants an economy that is organized to meet social needs rather than private profit
Funai asks federal agencies to investigate Michael Greene’s contracts with Indigenous peoples
Companies linked to the US entrepreneur are said to have made agreements that are “unduly disadvantageous” to Amazon communities on the carbon market, but Indigenous associations still defend the projects
Carbon cowboys: Mr. Greene’s risky game in Brazil’s ‘rough and tumble’ Amazon
Eighteen deals have been registered in the name of Indigenous Carbon, a new company with ties to U.S. entrepreneur Michael Greene, who has been accused of public land theft by the Pará Public Defender’s Office
Terra de pequenos agricultores, Bujaru quer resistir ao dendê e entrar no mapa da bioeconomia
Em Assembleia Cidadã, agricultores familiares, Ribeirinhos e Quilombolas da cidade à beira do Rio Guamá expressam desejo de conseguir mais renda e mais trabalho em atividades que mantêm a floresta em pé
