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From Negotiation to Territory: What the First Week of COP30 Leaves Behind
By: Mariano Villares, co-founder of Sustainability Without Borders
The Climate Change Summit in Belém enters its key moment after a first week of COP30 marked...
The accelerated warming of Amazonian lakes raises alarms about critical thresholds and demands scientific and community cooperation
Between September and October 2023, an unprecedented heatwave disrupted rivers and lakes in the Brazilian Amazon. In Lake Tefé, boats were stranded and thousands...
COP30: IOM and UNHCR call for climate mobility to be part of adaptation plans
At the COP30 in Belém, Brazil, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) of the United Nations urged negotiators to place climate mobility at the...
Amazon Indigenous Leaders Arrive at COP30 with a Clear Message: “The Amazon Is Not a Resource to Exploit”
After traveling more than 3,000 kilometers from Ecuador to Brazil, an indigenous flotilla composed of more than 70 Amazonian leaders arrived in Belém to...
Latin American governments launch an ecological front at COP30 to address the climate crisis with a unified regional voice
The COP30 in Belém once again brought to the forefront the territories that directly experience the impacts of the climate crisis. In this scenario,...
