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Brazil Aims for 67% Reduction in Emissions by 2035
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Wishing success. Avoid fossils, use wave energy.
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Governments play a key role in climate justice, by developing policies that protect our biodiversity, as well as working systems that align with climate action.
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They on the right path.
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Brazil shouldn't be talking about the reduction of deforestation of the Amazon forest, ending deforestation should be the key here, because the Amazon is not in a good state.
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These initiatives are part of Brazil's broader commitment to achieving climate neutrality by 2050 and demonstrate the country's leadership in global climate action
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This is great.by reducing their emissions we will stand a chance of reclaiming our planet sooner.
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Great news. It shows a strong dedication to addressing climate change and could have a positive impact on global efforts to mitigate environmental damage.
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Brazil’s commitment to a 67% reduction in emissions by 2035 is a bold and necessary move. By protecting the Amazon and boosting renewable energy, the country not only strengthens its climate commitments but also sets a powerful example for others. This goal could significantly influence global efforts toward limiting warming.
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This is a ten year commitment that emboldens Brazils stance and journey towards net zero!
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@Kevin By aligning with global net-zero aspirations and focusing on critical areas like deforestation and renewables, Brazil is setting a compelling trajectory toward meaningful climate action.
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Inspiring news indeed, happy to see Brazil commit to reduce green house gas emissions by abiding to the Paris Agreement, I hope all nations can take this route.
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@joseph_githinji It’s definitely encouraging to see Brazil step up its commitment. If more nations follow suit, we could see meaningful progress in the global fight against climate change, with collective efforts pushing us closer to meeting Paris Agreement goals.
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This could really set an example for other countries looking to ramp up their climate efforts
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@ann_nyambura_542 Def Def!! Brazil’s ambitious target could inspire other nations, especially those with high emissions, to raise their own climate goals and take more decisive actions to combat global warming. It’s a game-changer for international climate leadership.
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This can be achievable, they just need to have a solid plan and stick with it
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@annett_michuki very true
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Good news this commitment from a country with vast natural resources, including the Amazon, could inspire stronger climate action worldwide.
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@frankoh_kihm_080 So, without tropical rainforests the greenhouse effect would likely be even more pronounced, and climate change may possibly get even worse in the future.
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This is a bold and inspiring step! By focusing on Amazon protection and renewable energy, Brazil sets a powerful example in the global fight against climate change.