Lula’s win gives Brazil an opportunity to cement its climate leadership, but challenges remain
On a global level, Brazil has come to play a major role in climate negotiations because of its simultaneous status as a major oil producer and, especially…
According to The Hindu, on a global level, Brazil has come to play a major role in climate negotiations because of its simultaneous status as a major oil producer and, especially under Lula, a strong advocate of international climate cooperation.
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