Politics
Lula criticizes attacks on climate agreements at COP31 opening in Turkey
In his first international speech following his reelection, the Brazilian president warned in Turkey about the risk of global heating reaching 2.8ºC and demanded climate financing.
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The essentials of this story
- What happened
- President Lula spoke at the opening of COP31, criticizing attacks on climate agreements and demanding greater global ambition and financing.
- Who is affected
- Global leaders, climate negotiators, and countries affected by climate change.
- What changes
- Brazil advocated for the adoption of national energy transition roadmaps and progress in multilateral climate financing.
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