Brazil: What Recent Climate Polling Tells Us
Support for renewable energy is practically unanimous: a PoderData survey (2024) shows that over 80% of Brazilians support investments in solar and wind energy and... Read more.
Brazil: 2025 Mid-Year Emissions Report Card
On July 17, 2025, the National Congress approved measures that relax environmental licensing and reduce protections for forest areas and indigenous communities.... Read more.
Roadmaps for the Future: Brazilian Climate Experts on What Needs to Be Done
Lívio Giosa: A leader in the fight for sustainability in BrazilLívio Giosa is a Brazilian expert in sustainability and socio-environmental responsibility, serving... Read more.
Indigenous communities, quilombolas, residents of urban peripheries, and isolated rural populations are most impacted by a lack of access in Brazil
Climate justice in Brazil is a crucial issue, particularly in ensuring equitable access to renewable energy, public transportation, and waste management services.... Read more.
Despite the Progress in Developing NBS, Brazil Faces Challenges Such as Deforestation and Ecosystem Degradation
Nature-based solutions (NBS) have gained prominence as effective strategies to address climate change by promoting the conservation, restoration, and sustainable... Read more.
Automated Public Transportation in Brazil
Public transportation in Brazil plays an essential role in urban mobility, and millions of citizens use it daily. The main means of public transportation are buses... Read more.
The Growth of Electric Vehicles in Brazil: A Sustainable Revolution
Brazil is experiencing a revolution in sustainable mobility, with a significant increase in electric vehicles (EVs) use. This article presents a detailed analysis... Read more.
Climate Leaders in Brazil: Marcio Astrini
Marcio Astrini, the Executive Secretary of the Climate Observatory (https://www.oc.eco.br/ ), is our honoree as the country’s climate leader. He has a degree... Read more.
The Digital Atlas of Disasters in Brazil
A significant technological innovation in Brazil is the Digital Atlas of Disasters. Developed by the Ministry of Integration and Regional Development (MIDR) in partnership... Read more.
Many People in Brazil Do Not Have Access to Adequate Information About Climate Change and the Benefits of Renewable Energy
In general, in Brazil, the most reluctant groups include: Farmers and rural residents often rely on fossil fuels for their daily activities and may be skeptical... Read more.