Q&A: Brazil's COP30 CEO on Trump’s impact and forest arson

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Despite the US climate retreat and the risk of forest arson, the chief executive of COP30 sees the transition to sustainability as inevitable.

The North-South divide at the time meant environmental and climate issues were seen as a luxury for many developing countries.

So if the United States comes, countries will likely pay less attention, because [the United States] doesn’t want to be engaged in the process, and that’s clear.

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Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: SingaporeAzerbaijanBrazilEgyptUnited States

Topics: Forests Fossil fuels Decarbonisation Natural resources International cooperation COP30 COP UN Deforestation Wildfires

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Published On: 2025-05-07 @ 07:00:00 (1 days ago)

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