Brazil's New Climate Plan Targets Zero Deforestation by 2030

Brazil has unveiled its first climate program review since 2008, with President Lula da Silva committing to achieve zero deforestation by 2030 as a central part of the plan to limit climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

17 Mar, 04:51 — 17 Mar, 04:51

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Brazil's new climate plan prioritizes stopping deforestation

President Lula is pledging to reduce deforestation to zero by 2030 and is calling for a reduction of greenhouse gases by 67% compared with 2005 levels.

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Luta contra a desflorestação no centro do plano climático

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