The revenge of the rainforest
Brazil is angry with German Chancellor Merz? President Lula may have a few opportunities to get his own back.
By Bernhard Pötter
Brazil is angry with German Chancellor Merz? President Lula may have a few opportunities to get his own back.
By Bernhard Pötter
Is COP really like a spaceship, cut off from the real world? Not here.
By Bernhard Pötter
In Belém, the German Chancellor primarily wanted to send a message to his own country: Rather than presenting new ideas, he emphasized his government’s economic policy priorities of competitiveness and innovation. According to him, they do not preclude taking action to tackle climate change.
By Lukas Knigge
Brazil’s proposal to save the rainforests, the TFFF investment fund, is to be managed by the World Bank. Critics describe the TFFF as incomplete and financially risky and are calling for improvements. Brazil defends its plans.
By Lukas Knigge
Four years after the Glasgow Declaration on Forest Protection, new figures show no success: Global deforestation is barely declining. New developments are endangering the Brazilian rainforest. Meanwhile, experts from the Forest Declaration Assessment have high hopes for the Tropical Forests Forever Facility.
By Alexandra Endres
The discussion about the planned TFFF initiative is gathering pace. A platform is to track investments and potential disbursements, and the Ministry of Development is looking into participating.
By Lisa Kuner