Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
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Patrick Kiash
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Brazil Government is Teaching Us Small Changes Can Deliver Big Impact
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Hoping they don't stop protecting it even after his term is done , might take a while to go back to where it was before but small steps are better than nothing.
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The amazon should be protected by all means as it a very important wetlands that Ensures that there's balance on the planet.
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@jane_wangui Not just for food, water, wood, and medicines, but to help stabilize the climate—150-200 billion tons of carbon is stored in the Amazon rainforest. The trees in the Amazon also release 20 billion tonnes of water into the atmosphere per day, playing a critical role in global and regional carbon and water cycles.
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Brazil’s commitment to protecting the Amazon under President Lula da Silva is inspiring proof that consistent climate action yields real results. With deforestation rates at their lowest in nearly a decade, the government is showcasing how impactful leadership can drive environmental recovery. As COP29 unfolds in Baku, let’s hope these positive trends set the tone for even stronger commitments when Brazil hosts COP30 next year.
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This is great, we can learn from them, small steps, big change
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@annett_michuki Absolutely, Brazil’s progress shows how small, consistent steps can lead to powerful change. It’s a lesson in how focused climate action, even on a smaller scale, can make a lasting impact.
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@annett_michuki Very true, we'll soon get there, a cleaner planet.
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Lula has done us proud by being very devoted towards combating Amazon's deforestation.
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@tabitha_kimani Lula’s commitment to protecting the Amazon is inspiring—he’s set a strong example of leadership that prioritizes the environment. It’s encouraging to see real action taken against deforestation. He's done some good work
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@tabitha_kimani Lula vowed to prioritize the fight against the climate crisis. He gave native Brazilians a seat in the cabinet for the first time and promised to end deforestation by 2030, starting by re-enacting the Amazon Deforestation Control Plan that made Brazil a success story of climate mitigation in the past.
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A great lesson to the globe, that small steps towards the right direction means so much good. I celebrate Brazil for this great commitment towards creating a sustainable future no matter the hurdles they are facing. I hope the conference in Azerbaijan will be a great platform for the globe to take these lessons home.
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@joseph_githinji Brazil’s commitment shows that even small, consistent actions can lead to big progress. It’s a powerful example for the world, and hopefully, the Azerbaijan conference will inspire similar dedication globally.
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Deforestation is deforestation, big or small it is not important, the once hundreds of years old trees which were all cut down and sold to Far Eastern countries, nowadays covering the floors of many office buildings, could never been returned to their original place and given their lives back as life saving tree giants, therefore it’s very true to say that men has no right to kill, not only his brothers and sisters but also any living creation which has a big value in the Holy Eyes of The Creator. Created always with an aim mostly hidden from our limited knowledge and imagination the way Mr Mao Tse Tung ordered to destroy all sparrows in China of his times because they were eating the crops, had a great impact on mobilisation of millions of unwanted insects too, a good example to remember. Blessings. Amen 🙏
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It's important to emphasize the power of individual actions in creating a collective difference for the environment.
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It's important to emphasize the power of individual actions in creating a collective difference for the environment.
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The decline in deforestation rates is a positive step for biodiversity conservation and for the Indigenous communities who rely on the forest for their livelihoods.
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@grace_njeri_804 Making it critical in the fight against climate change.
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This show how small, sustainable actions can drive real change, by making improvements that everyone can adopt, the government is demonstrating that impactful progress is achievable and within reach for all.
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Brazil’s actions are a great reminder that every step toward sustainability counts, no matter how small. If more countries adopt this mindset, we could see a global shift in how we approach climate change.