COP30: Brazil to propose quadrupling the use of sustainable fuels, says Lula

The initiative aims to ensure national sovereignty over these resources and promote the development of higher value-added production chains. ‘We want to add value on our territory, with environmental responsibility and respect for local communities,’ emphasized the president, reaffirming that Brazil does not intend to be a ‘mere exporter of commodities’.La Niña: phenomenon that changes the world’s climate may start this year La Niña may make an appearance later this year, according to a new forecast El Niño and La Niña: what’s the difference between each and how do they affect Brazil? COP30 will be decisive The 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference will be held in Belém do Pará from November 10 to 21. COP is the largest international climate meeting, and for the first time, the event will take place in Brazil. Delegations from at least 190 countries are expected to participate in discussions on climate change. The occasion represents a crucial moment for Brazil’s environmental policy. The proposal to quadruple sustainable fuels aligns with the commitments made by the country in the Paris Agreement and could strengthen Brazil’s position as a central player in global climate discussions.